However, the prices of notebooks and desktops remain unchanged.
HP said the maximum retail price (MRP) of MFPs has been increased by 8-10 per cent, while ink cartridges will be dearer by 12-15 per cent.
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The company has published the new price list in leading dailies.
The government had asked traders and businesses to issue advertisements informing the public about an increase in MRP post implementation of GST.
After the rollout of GST from July 1, MFPs are now being taxed at 28 per cent compared to 18 per cent earlier.
Similarly, ink cartridges are also in the 28 per cent GST tax slab compared to 15-18 per cent previously.
Notebooks are being taxed at 18 per cent, which is similar to previous rates.
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