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GST · CGST · SGST · IGST

18% GST calculator, accurate to the paisa.

Add GST to a price, or take it out of an amount that already includes it. You get the taxable value, the CGST + SGST, IGST or UTGST split and the invoice total in words, all worked out in your browser.

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Calculate GST: add or remove

Type an amount, say whether it already includes GST, and pick the rate and place of supply. The breakdown updates as you type and copies as a ready-made summary.

This amount
GST rate
Place of supply
Supplier and buyer in the same state: CGST and SGST, half each.
Breakdown18% · same state
Taxable value₹2,268.00
CGST @ 9%₹204.12
SGST @ 9%₹204.12
Total GST @ 18%₹408.24
Invoice total₹2,676.24

Rupees Two Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Six and Twenty Four Paise Only

Our prices, before GST
GST guide

The formulas behind every GST invoice.

GST formulas: exclusive and inclusive prices

Everything depends on one question: does the price you have already include GST? A price quoted "+ GST" is exclusive, so you add the tax on top. A price quoted "incl. GST", like most shop prices, is inclusive, so the tax is already inside it and has to be worked out backwards.

Adding GST to a price

GST = price × rate ÷ 100 Total = price + GST

At 18%: total = price × 1.18. On ₹2,268, GST is ₹408.24 and the total ₹2,676.24.

Removing GST from a total

Base = total × 100 ÷ (100 + rate) GST = total − base

The base is the taxable value. At 18%, base = total ÷ 1.18, so ₹1,180 splits into ₹1,000 and ₹180 of GST.

The most common mistakeTaking 18% off an inclusive price. 18% of ₹1,180 is ₹212.40, so ₹1,180 − 18% gives ₹967.60, not ₹1,000. The GST inside an inclusive amount is 18 ÷ 118, about 15.25% of it.

Worked examples in rupees

The first three are real VirtualCloud prices, which are always shown before GST; the rest show inclusive amounts and another rate. Each one gives the same result in the calculator above.

ExampleTaxable valueGSTTotal
Orbit hosting, 12 months, same state₹2,268.00₹408.24₹2,676.24
VC-2 VPS, 1 month, other state₹849.00₹152.82₹1,001.82
.in domain, 1 year, same state₹499.00₹89.82₹588.82
₹1,180 including 18% GST₹1,000.00₹180.00₹1,180.00
₹999 including 18% GST₹846.61₹152.39₹999.00
₹10,000 plus 5% GST₹10,000.00₹500.00₹10,500.00

Within one state, the GST column splits in half: the Orbit invoice shows CGST ₹204.12 and SGST ₹204.12, and the .in domain ₹44.91 each. The VPS sold to another state shows a single IGST line of ₹152.82.

CGST + SGST, IGST or UTGST: which one applies

The rate is the same either way; what changes is how it's split and which government collects it. Compare the supplier's state with the place of supply:

SituationTaxes on the invoiceAt 18%
Same stateCGST + SGST, the rate split equally9% + 9%
Different statesIGST at the full rate, collected by the Centre18%
Within a UT without a legislatureCGST + UTGST, the rate split equally9% + 9%

UTGST applies in Chandigarh, Ladakh, Lakshadweep, Andaman & Nicobar Islands, and Dadra & Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu. Delhi, Puducherry and Jammu & Kashmir have their own legislatures, so they use SGST like a state.

GSTIN and GST on hosting, domain and SSL invoices

Hosting, VPS, domains, SSL certificates and other IT services are taxed at 18%. Every VirtualCloud price on this site is shown before that 18%, and the invoice lists the GST on its own line, as CGST + SGST or IGST depending on the state in your billing details.

A GSTIN is 15 characters: a two-digit state code, the business's 10-character PAN, an entity number, the letter Z and a check character. The first two digits must match the state in your billing address, or the invoice will carry the wrong type of GST. Some common codes:

  • 07Delhi
  • 09Uttar Pradesh
  • 06Haryana
  • 19West Bengal
  • 24Gujarat
  • 27Maharashtra
  • 29Karnataka
  • 33Tamil Nadu
  • 36Telangana
  • 32Kerala

Add your GSTIN in the client area before an invoice is raised and it's printed on that invoice and every renewal. Invoices carrying your GSTIN are reported in our GST returns, so they show up in your GSTR-2B. The step-by-step is in billing, GST invoices and payment methods.

GST rates since 22 September 2025

Most goods and services now sit in the 5% or 18% slab, with 40% for a short list of luxury and sin goods; the calculator has a button for each. Invoices dated before the change may still show 12% or 28%: choose Other and type the rate. Some items are exempt or taxed at other special rates, so check the rate that applies to yours before you rely on a figure.

Rounding and the amount in words

The calculator works in paise and rounds the GST to the nearest paisa. When the tax comes to an odd number of paise, the extra paisa goes to the CGST line so the two halves always add up to the total: on ₹999 including GST, that's CGST ₹76.20 and SGST ₹76.19, ₹152.39 in all. Accounting software that rounds each half on its own can differ by a paisa, so follow whichever method your books already use.

The total in words follows the Indian system, in lakhs (1,00,000) and crores (1,00,00,000), the way invoices and cheques write it: ₹2,676.24 is "Rupees Two Thousand Six Hundred Seventy Six and Twenty Four Paise Only", and ₹1,18,000 is "Rupees One Lakh Eighteen Thousand Only". Copy summary puts all the figures on your clipboard, ready for a quote or an email.

Six GST slips that make an invoice not add up.

Each one is easy to make on a spreadsheet and easy to catch with the calculator.

− 18%Inclusive

Subtracting 18% from an inclusive price

₹1,180 − 18% is ₹967.60, not ₹1,000. Divide by 1.18 instead, or choose "Includes GST" in the calculator.

The right formula
+ 18% + 18%Double tax

Adding GST on top of GST

Check how the price was quoted before you add anything. Every price on our site is "+ GST", so the 18% is added once, at checkout.

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IGSTPlace of supply

CGST + SGST on an out-of-state sale

When the place of supply is in a different state from the supplier, the whole rate is IGST. The total doesn't change, but the tax lines do.

Which tax applies
UTGSTDelhi

Charging UTGST in Delhi

Delhi, Puducherry and Jammu & Kashmir have legislatures and use SGST. UTGST is only for the five Union Territories without one.

The UT list
12% · 28%Old rates

Quoting a rate that no longer applies

Since 22 September 2025 most items sit at 5% or 18%, with 40% for a short list. 12% and 28% belong on older invoices, so check the current rate before you quote.

Current rate slabs
27ABCDE…GSTIN

Billing state and GSTIN don't match

The first two digits of a GSTIN are its state code. If the billing address says another state, the invoice gets the wrong tax type and may need reissuing.

Add your GSTIN

GST calculator FAQs: 18%, IGST and invoices.

A question about one of our invoices? Our billing team answers at [email protected], in English and Hindi.

Multiply the amount by 0.18 for the GST, or by 1.18 for the total. On ₹2,268 that's ₹408.24 of GST and ₹2,676.24 in all. Within one state, split the GST equally into 9% CGST and 9% SGST.

Divide the inclusive price by 1.18 to get the taxable value; the difference is the GST. ₹1,180 becomes ₹1,000 plus ₹180 of GST. Don't subtract 18% of the inclusive price: that gives ₹967.60, which is wrong.

Yes. Hosting, VPS, domains, SSL certificates and other IT services are taxed at 18%. Every VirtualCloud price on this site is shown before that 18%, and the invoice lists the GST on its own line.

When the supplier and the place of supply are in different states. IGST is charged at the full rate; within one state the same rate is split equally between CGST and SGST. The total is the same either way.

Add your GSTIN to your account before the invoice is raised and it's reported in our GST returns, so it appears in your GSTR-2B. Whether you can claim the credit depends on how your business uses the service; your accountant can confirm.

No. All the arithmetic happens in your browser. The calculator makes no network request at all, and nothing you type is stored.

Prices + 18% GST

Rupee prices, with GST on its own line.

Every plan is priced in rupees before GST, and every invoice shows CGST + SGST or IGST separately, with your GSTIN once you add it.