जूती, मोजड़ी, कोल्हापुरी · For ethnic footwear
Billing for Kolhapuri, jutti and mojari stores
Ethnic footwear stores sell handcrafted styles in many colours and sizes, with demand peaking in the wedding and festive season. KounterPOS tracks each design by size and colour, applies the correct GST slab per pair, and sends the bill on WhatsApp, which matters when customers buy for out-of-town weddings.
What makes ethnic footwear different
- Many designs in small quantities from artisans and small workshops.
- Embroidered and premium pairs that can cross ₹2,500 and move to 18% GST.
- Wedding-season peaks, with family groups buying several pairs on one bill.
How KounterPOS fits
- Every design as a style with size and colour variants, and box barcodes.
- Per-pair GST slab on mixed bills.
- Purchase entries from small suppliers, with goods receipt.
- WhatsApp PDF bills and exchanges with credit notes.
Common questions
What GST applies to juttis and Kolhapuri chappals?
They are footwear under HSN 64, taxed per pair: 5% when the pair sells for ₹2,500 or less and 18% above.
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