SAC Code
995474
Description
Floor and wall tiling services
New Rate
Old Rate
Notes
Building completion service under 99547. Standard rate 18% with ITC continues, as there is no separate change entry for this SAC in the 56th Council Annexure.
Floor and wall tiling services cover laying ceramic, vitrified, stone and similar tiles on floors and walls in homes, offices, shops and public buildings. Contractors prepare the base, fix tiles with adhesive or mortar and fill joints for a neat finish. Under GST, tiling and similar floor and wall finishing work is classified under SAC 995474. This SAC code and its GST rate decide how much GST is charged and how the value is recorded in GST returns.
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Review old and new GST rates for Floor Wall Tiling under 995474 SAC Code.
Floor and wall tiling services are treated as works contract or building completion services under GST. In the earlier years, different ways of splitting tile material and laying labour or clubbing tiling with other finishing activities sometimes created different effective tax outcomes for similar projects, which caused practical difficulties for both contractors and customers.
After the September 2025 changes, most floor wall tiling services under SAC 995474 generally come under the 18% slab with input tax credit t. This standard rate applies where tile laying is supplied as part of a contract or sub contract, unless a specific notification grants concessional treatment for a particular housing or public scheme.
The table below shows the latest standard GST rate for SAC code 995474.
Floor and wall tiling services
Building completion service under 99547. Standard rate 18% with ITC continues, as there is no separate change entry for this SAC in the 56th Council Annexure.
SAC Code
995474
Description
Floor and wall tiling services
New Rate
Old Rate
Notes
Building completion service under 99547. Standard rate 18% with ITC continues, as there is no separate change entry for this SAC in the 56th Council Annexure.
When raising invoices for services under SAC 995474, contractors should clearly show the taxable value and 18% GST so that eligible clients can claim input tax credit wherever permitted. The same SAC code and rate should also be followed in GSTR 1 for outward supplies and in GSTR 3B while reporting the tax liability on floor and wall tiling services.
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In day to day use, businesses should pick the SAC code that best reflects the main nature of the contract. If the work is more focused on new building construction, general infrastructure or specialised maintenance, another SAC within 9954 may be more suitable. Correct SAC selection and GST rate application help reduce future disputes, support a clean input tax credit trail and make GST records easier to justify during audits or departmental checks.
Floor and wall tiling services under SAC 995474 cover laying ceramic, vitrified, stone and similar tiles on floors and walls in residential, commercial and public buildings. These services are now generally taxed at 18% with input tax credit after the September 2025 changes. Contractors and property owners should ensure that such contracts are correctly classified under this SAC code, charge the proper GST rate on each invoice and maintain the same classification in GST returns . For high value or large area tiling projects, it is sensible to go through the latest GST rules and seek professional guidance.
Clear answers to common queries about SAC Code 995474 and GST compliance.
SAC 995474 is used for floor and wall tiling services. It covers laying ceramic, vitrified, stone or similar tiles on floors, walls, steps and other surfaces in residential, commercial or industrial buildings as part of construction or renovation finishing work.
Yes. Tiling work in homes, offices, shops, malls or factories is classified under SAC 995474. It includes new tiling, re-tiling and replacement of broken tiles, regardless of whether tiles are supplied by the contractor or by the customer on a labour-only basis.
Tiling services under SAC 995474 normally attract 18% GST with ITC, similar to other building completion and finishing services. If the tiling is part of a composite construction contract subject to a special effective rate, that overall project rate will apply rather than the generic 18% services slab.
Yes. Even when only a few tiles are replaced or small areas are re-tiled, the correct SAC code remains 995474, because the dominant activity is tiling. The job size does not change the classification, though the taxable value and available ITC will depend on contract terms.
ITC is generally permitted when tiling services are used to provide further taxable services or to construct property that is let out with GST. ITC is restricted where construction creates immovable property for own business use, or where outward supplies are exempt or under certain concessional schemes.