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FREE GST Calculator: Calculate GST In Minutes

Having trouble crunching the numbers for your business GST? No worries! Our online GST calculator is here to make your life easier. You can ease the calculations and get back to what you do best with just a click. Easy, quick, and hassle-free!

How Can I Use the Online GST Calculator?

GST Exclusive

GST Inclusive

How Can I Use the Online GST Calculator?
(Easy Steps Explained)

Enter the Total Amount
Select from the GST%
Select from GST Inclusive or Exclusive
Enter the Accurate GST Calculation, and it is ready!

₹0 Actual Amount

₹0 GST Amount

Total Amount ₹0

What is GST?

GST stands for Goods and Service Tax; it is an indirect tax levied on selling goods and services in India.

Back on July 1, 2017, India introduced a major change by rolling out the Goods and Services Tax (GST) laws. This move replaced the confusing maze of Central and State taxes with a more streamlined approach. Under the Indian GST, goods and services are sorted into different tax slabs, like 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%. It's aimed at making the whole taxation thing less complicated and more cohesive.

In India, any business crossing the annual turnover threshold of 40 Lakhs INR is required to register under the Goods and Services Tax (GST) system. Once registered, these companies are assigned a unique identification number known as GSTIN, which stands for Goods and Service Tax Identification Number.

Types of GST

State GST (SGST)

The state government collects state GST or SGST for all transactions within the state border. Revenue earned from SGST goes to the particular state government.

Central GST (CGST)

For all the intra-state transactions, the CGST is applicable. The central government of India collects it, and hence, its share goes to the central kitty.

Integrated GST (IGST)

For the goods that move across borders, the integrated GST is applicable. The revenue collected from IGST is shared between the state and the central government.

Union Territory GST (UTGST)

UTGST is similar to SGST but is applicable in Union Territories. The respective Union Territory administration collects it.

GST Calculation Formula

GST Amount = (Original Cost * GST Rate Percentage) / 100

What Are The Advantages of Using a GST Calculator?

Here is why we recommend using the online GST calculator:

Accuracy in Calculations:

A GST calculator online from Moon Invoice helps to calculate accurate GST amounts. Our calculator follows the correct steps to calculate the GST amount, thereby helping you with 100% accuracy in calculations.

Saves Time

Calculating GST can be cumbersome! Our GST calculator in India helps with accurate calculations, thereby saving you time and effort. Your business can, therefore, focus on other important tasks!

Easy to Use

Using our GST tax calculator is quite easy and simple. You can simply enter the original amount and select the GST % followed by the GST type to get the accurate tax calculation in a fraction of a second.

GST Inclusive Vs. GST Exclusive

GST Exclusive refers to the price that doesn't include the GST amount whereas GST Inclusive refers to the price that includes the GST amount. The GST
amount has to be added to the original amount.

Point of Difference	GST Inclusive	GST Exclusive
Cost of Good/Services	₹1,000	₹1,000
GST Rate	18%	18%
GST Amount	₹180	₹152.54
GST Inclusive Price	-	₹847.46
GST Exclusive Price	₹1,180	-

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is GSTIN?

GSTIN stands for Goods and Service Tax Identification Number, is assigned in a unique 15-digit alphanumeric code to businesses registered under the GST regime in India.

Why Was The GST Introduced?

GST was introduced in 2017 to simplify the tax structure and unify it across the different states of India.

Who Needs To Register For GST?

Businesses that fall under the category of earning a particular revenue as per the GST laws have to register for the GST.

Is GST Applicable On All Goods And Services?

Yes, GST is applicable on the supply of all goods and services, except those specifically exempted or outside the purview of the GST law.

What Are The Tax Slabs Under The GST?

GST has multiple tax slabs, including 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%, with some goods and services attracting a nil rate. Additionally, there are specific cesses for certain goods to fund specific purposes.