GST Calculation Parameters
Configure base price, tax rate slab, and inclusive/exclusive mode
Includes 900.00 total GST at 18%
Calculate Goods and Services Tax (GST), CGST, SGST, IGST breakdown, reverse GST from gross totals, and invoice tax amounts for business transactions.
Configure base price, tax rate slab, and inclusive/exclusive mode
Includes 900.00 total GST at 18%
Calculate tax to add to a net base price, or reverse-calculate original pre-tax amount and GST paid from gross totals.
Automatically breaks down 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28% tax slabs into equal Central (CGST) and State (SGST) shares.
Quick preset buttons for 0%, 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28% GST slabs or custom percentage entry.
Calculate proprietary invoice amounts and accounting taxes with complete local privacy.
For inclusive GST (Reverse): Base Price = Total Amount / (1 + GST Rate / 100); GST Amount = Total Amount - Base Price.
For exclusive GST (Forward): GST Amount = Base Price × (GST Rate / 100); Total Amount = Base Price + GST Amount.
For intra-state sales, the GST Amount is split equally (50% CGST + 50% SGST) in client JavaScript.
Calculate exact 18% GST ($180) to add to a $1,000 consulting fee invoice.
Extract pre-tax price ($847.46) and 18% GST ($152.54) from a $1,000 retail bill.
Calculate equal 9% CGST and 9% SGST allocations for local state tax returns.
Determine gross listing prices that maintain targeted net profit margins after GST.
Formula: GST Amount = Total Price - (Total Price / (1 + GST Rate / 100)). For example, for $118 with 18% GST: Base = $100 and GST = $18.
CGST (Central) and SGST (State) are applied on sales within the same state (split 50/50). IGST (Integrated) is applied on sales between different states.
Yes. You can select standard rate slabs or type any custom tax percentage.
No. All GST calculations execute 100% locally in your browser memory.
Yes. Softnag includes one-click copy buttons for net price, GST amount, CGST, SGST, and total gross price.
GST Exclusive means tax is added on top of the base price. GST Inclusive means the entered price already contains the tax amount.