GST Calculator
Calculate Goods and Services Tax (GST).
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Easy GST Calculations
Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a consumption tax used in countries like Canada, Australia, India, and New Zealand. This calculator makes it easy to add GST to a net price or to reverse calculate the GST and net price from a gross amount. It's a useful tool for businesses and consumers in countries with GST.
The GST Formulas Explained
- Adding GST:
GST Amount = Net Price * (GST Rate / 100)Gross Price = Net Price + GST Amount
- Removing GST (Reverse GST):
Net Price = Gross Price / (1 + (GST Rate / 100))GST Amount = Gross Price - Net Price
How to Use the Calculator
- Enter Amount: Input the price.
- Enter GST Rate: Input the applicable GST rate.
- Choose Operation: Select whether you want to 'Add GST' to a net price or 'Remove GST' from a gross price.
- Calculate: The tool will provide a breakdown of the net amount, GST amount, and total amount.
Real-World Example
- Adding GST: An item costs $50 before GST, and the GST rate is 5%.
- The GST amount is
$50 * 0.05 = $2.50. - The total price is
$50 + $2.50 = $52.50.
- The GST amount is
- Removing GST: You paid a total of $110 for an item, which includes 10% GST.
- The original price before GST was
$110 / (1 + 0.10) = $100. - The GST amount was
$110 - $100 = $10.
- The original price before GST was
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Is GST the same in all countries? No. The name 'GST' is used in several countries, but the rates and specific rules can vary significantly.
- What is the difference between GST and VAT? They are very similar concepts of value-added taxation. The main difference is often just the terminology used in a particular country's tax law.
- Are there different GST rates? Yes, many countries have different GST rates for different goods and services. For example, essential goods might have a lower rate or be exempt, while luxury goods might have a higher rate.