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Pulses (Dal) HSN Code 0713 and GST Rate

Dried shelled pulses such as chana, toor, moong, urad, masoor and rajma, whole or split.

HSN code
0713
GST rate
Nil or 5%
Chapter
07: Vegetables
Before 22 Sep 2025
No change

What is the HSN code for pulses (dal)?

Pulses (Dal) falls under HSN 0713, in chapter 07 (Vegetables).

Heading 0713 covers dried pulses, whether whole, split or skinned. Fresh green peas and beans are vegetables of headings 0708 and 0709, and flour of pulses such as besan is heading 1106. Roasted gram and spiced dal snacks are prepared foods and fall in chapter 20 or 21.

HSN codes under 0713
CodeDescription
071310Peas
071320Chickpeas (chana, kabuli chana)
071331Beans of Vigna mungo or radiata (urad, moong)
071333Kidney beans (rajma)
071340Lentils (masoor)
071360Pigeon peas (toor or arhar)

GST rate on pulses (dal)

The GST rate on pulses (dal) is nil or 5%. Nil when sold loose or in a pack that is not prepacked and labelled. 5% when prepacked and labelled, that is a retail pack that must carry Legal Metrology declarations (packs up to 25 kg or 25 litres). Bulk packs above 25 kg stay nil.

How the tax splits on a sale
GST rateWithin a stateBetween states
5%CGST 2.5% + SGST 2.5%IGST 5%

Compare other goods on the GST rates list.

Which HSN digits to write on your invoice

The number of digits depends on your aggregate turnover in the previous financial year.

HSN digits for pulses (dal)
Turnover last yearDigitsWrite
Up to Rs 5 crore4 on B2B invoices, optional on B2C0713
Above Rs 5 crore6 on every invoice071310, 071320, 071331
Export or import8 on the shipping bill or bill of entryFrom the Customs Tariff, chapter 07

Sample GST invoice line for pulses (dal)

Here is how a line for pulses (dal) looks on a tax invoice within one state: 20 × pack of 1 kg at Rs 110.00 each, taxed at 5%. The figures are an example, not a market price.

ItemHSNQtyRate (Rs)Taxable (Rs)CGST (Rs)SGST (Rs)Total (Rs)
Pulses (Dal)071320 × pack of 1 kg110.002,200.0055.0055.002,310.00

Sold to a buyer in another state, the same line carries IGST of Rs 110.00 instead of CGST and SGST. Make the full invoice with the GST invoice format: it fills in the tax split, round off and amount in words.

Chapter 07 at a glance

Chapter 07 (Vegetables) covers: Edible vegetables, roots and tubers such as potatoes, onions, tomatoes and dried pulses.

Other pages in chapter 07

Products often bought, sold or invoiced together with pulses (dal):

Frequently asked questions

What is the HSN code for pulses (dal)?

Pulses (Dal) falls under HSN 0713: dried shelled pulses such as chana, toor, moong, urad, masoor and rajma, whole or split. Common 6 digit codes are 071310 for peas and 071320 for chickpeas (chana, kabuli chana).

What is the GST rate on pulses (dal)?

Nil when sold loose or in a pack that is not prepacked and labelled. 5% when prepacked and labelled, that is a retail pack that must carry Legal Metrology declarations (packs up to 25 kg or 25 litres). Bulk packs above 25 kg stay nil.

How many digits of the pulses (dal) HSN code go on a GST invoice?

If your aggregate turnover in the previous financial year was up to Rs 5 crore, write the 4 digit code 0713 on B2B invoices (optional on B2C invoices). Above Rs 5 crore, write 6 digits, such as 071310, on every invoice. Shipping bills and bills of entry need the full 8 digit code from the Customs Tariff.

Rates checked on 13 October 2026 against the GST rate notifications in force (GST 2.0 from 22 September 2025). Descriptions are in our own words and are a guide, not a ruling: for a disputed or high value item, check the notification or ask your tax adviser.