Separate an inclusive price of INR 1,180 into INR 1,000 net and INR 180 tax at an example rate of 18%.
Free GST VAT Calculator — Inclusive Split
See an exclusive or inclusive tax split without accounting software.
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See an exclusive or inclusive tax split without accounting software
Start by checking whether the quoted price includes tax. Changing that choice changes both the net amount and the tax shown.
Enter amounts, rates, and dates you can verify for GST / VAT Calculator.
Read the visible formula and change one assumption at a time.
Copy the estimate only after comparing it with a statement or adviser when the decision is material.
Compare exclusive and inclusive arithmetic
| Mode | Illustrative input | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Exclusive | Net 100; entered rate 10% | Tax 10; gross 110 |
| Inclusive | Gross 110; entered rate 10% | Net 100; tax 10 |
| Common error | Subtract 10% of gross | 99 is not the correct net here |
The rate is an arithmetic example only. In inclusive mode, divide gross by one plus the rate as a decimal. Do not subtract the rate directly from the gross. Before issuing an invoice, verify the applicable rate and rounding method for your supply. This calculator does not decide registration, classification, exemptions or reporting obligations.
How to use GST / VAT Calculator with a clear next step.
Choose tax-exclusive if the entered price is before tax, or tax-inclusive if it already includes tax. Enter the applicable percentage and any supported cess, then compare the net, tax and gross amounts.
This calculator splits an entered price; it does not classify a product, verify GST registration or prepare an e-invoice. Use the India GST invoice generator when you need supplier, customer and HSN/SAC fields in a document. Check whether the source amount already includes tax. At an illustrative 20%, a tax-exclusive amount of 100 gives tax of 20 and gross of 120. Starting from an inclusive 120 instead requires dividing by 1.20 to recover net 100; subtracting 20% of 120 would incorrectly produce 96. Use the example only to verify the arithmetic and enter the rate that applies to your real transaction. Confirm whether a supported cess uses the same base and whether any rounding convention matters. If the split disagrees with an invoice, first compare inclusive versus exclusive mode, then rate and amount. A percentage result does not establish product classification, place-of-supply treatment, registration status or eligibility for credit. Keep the original price and chosen mode with the calculation. Use the appropriate invoice workflow when you need transaction identities and document fields, and verify compliance through your normal accounting process.
For an exclusive price, tax equals net price multiplied by rate divided by 100. For an inclusive price, net equals gross divided by (1 + rate/100). Check whether cess uses the same base before applying it.
Add an entered tax percentage to a supplier’s tax-exclusive quotation.
Compare the shown net and tax amounts against an invoice before sending it to accounting.
GST / VAT Calculator FAQ
Is GST / VAT Calculator financial, tax, or lending advice?
No. See an exclusive or inclusive tax split without accounting software. It is a planning estimate from the numbers you type.
Are rates in GST / VAT Calculator live market data?
No. Type the rate, term, and fees that apply to your case and confirm them independently.
Can I export the GST / VAT Calculator result?
Copy or download the visible schedule or split after you have read the assumptions on the page.
Updated · Built and reviewed by Feroz Sheikh