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Add GST Calculator

Add GST to a base price to get the total amount including tax. Supports all Indian GST slabs.

Discount is applied on base amount before GST is calculated

Standard GST Rate

IT services, SaaS, laptops, TVs, refrigerators, coal, machinery, electronics, clothing above ₹2500

Result

Enter an amount to see the GST breakdown.

How to add GST to a price

Enter the price before tax, apply any discount, and get the GST split and total.

  1. 01

    Enter the unit price, quantity and any discount

    Single mode takes a price before tax, a quantity and an optional discount percentage. The discount comes off before GST is worked out, which is how a GST invoice should show it.

  2. 02

    Pick the slab and the supply type

    Choose 0%, 5%, 18% or 40%, then intra-state for a CGST and SGST split or inter-state for IGST.

  3. 03

    Switch to multiple items for a mixed bill

    Multi-item mode gives each line a description, quantity, rate and GST slab, and adds up the base, tax and total. Copy the summary to paste into an email or quote.

Worked example: a discounted line item

Say you're quoting 3 units at ₹2,499 each, with a 10% discount, at 18% GST to a buyer in your own state. The base is 3 × ₹2,499 = ₹7,497. The discount is ₹749.70, so the taxable value is ₹6,747.30. GST at 18% is ₹1,214.51, split into ₹607.26 CGST and ₹607.26 SGST, and the total is ₹7,961.81.

If you applied GST first and the discount afterwards, you'd charge tax on money the customer never pays. On this order that's ₹134.95 too much tax. Taxable value is the price after any discount shown on the invoice, so the order matters.

Mixed-rate bills

One invoice can carry items at different slabs, which is common for shops and caterers. Take 2 units of a ₹1,200 item at 5% and one ₹45,000 item at 18%. The first line adds ₹120 of GST for ₹2,520, the second adds ₹8,100 for ₹53,100. Adding a single rate across the whole bill would get the tax wrong, which is why multi-item mode lets each line keep its own slab.

Frequently asked questions

Total = taxable value × (1 + rate ÷ 100), and GST = taxable value × rate ÷ 100. ₹10,000 at 18% gives ₹1,800 of GST and ₹11,800 in total.
When the supplier and the place of supply are in different states, and on imports. Within a state, the same total is split half and half into CGST and SGST.
No. It shows paise to two decimal places. Invoices usually round only the final total, and the rounding difference appears as a separate line.
No. Everything is calculated in your browser, and line items disappear when you leave the page, so copy the summary first.
Before, if it's shown on the invoice at the time of sale. GST is charged on the price after that discount, which is how this calculator works it out.
Not in this tool. It offers the current slabs of 0%, 5%, 18% and 40%. For an older invoice at 12% or 28%, multiply by 1.12 or 1.28 by hand.
Yes. The amount fields open the number keypad, and the copy button puts the summary on your clipboard for WhatsApp or email.

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