Add GST
Calculate tax and gross total from a taxable value.
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Add GST to a net price or remove included GST from a total. Enter the rate that applies to your supply.
No account needed. Nothing is saved automatically.
Starting values are examples, not recommended rates.
Your estimate
This calculates a rate you enter, not the legally applicable rate. Cess, reverse charge, exemptions and place-of-supply rules are not determined here.
Exclusive: tax = net × rate / 100. Inclusive: net = total / (1 + rate / 100). Equal CGST/SGST halves are an illustration for intra-state supplies only.
This calculates a rate you enter, not the legally applicable rate. Cess, reverse charge, exemptions and place-of-supply rules are not determined here.
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Exclusive: tax = net × rate / 100. Inclusive: net = total / (1 + rate / 100). Equal CGST/SGST halves are an illustration for intra-state supplies only.
This calculates a rate you enter, not the legally applicable rate. Cess, reverse charge, exemptions and place-of-supply rules are not determined here.
Practical guidance
This calculator applies the rate you enter; it does not determine which GST rate, place-of-supply treatment, exemption, cess or reverse-charge rule applies. Use it to check arithmetic after confirming the legal inputs.
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Reproducible worked example
Use the exclusive method to add an entered 18% rate to ₹1,000, then use the inclusive method to recover the taxable value from ₹1,180.
Replace these example values in the calculator or generator to reproduce the result.
What this shows: inclusive GST is removed by division, not by subtracting 18% from the gross amount.
Calculate tax and gross total from a taxable value.
Separate the taxable value and tax from an inclusive total.
Verify the arithmetic used in a quotation or invoice.
No. You must enter and verify the applicable rate.
It can illustrate a split, but it does not determine place of supply or which tax type legally applies.
Use it as an arithmetic check only and reconcile the final figures with your accounting records and professional advice where needed.