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Calculate CGST, SGST & IGST instantly. Supports both inclusive (remove GST from MRP) and exclusive (add GST to base price) calculations.

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GST Rates in India (2024โ€“25)

GST RateCGSTSGSTIGSTCommon Items
0%0%0%0%Fresh produce, milk, eggs, salt, books
5%2.5%2.5%5%Edible oil, tea, coffee, medicines, transport
12%6%6%12%Butter, ghee, smartphones, packaged food
18%9%9%18%Most services, software, IT, restaurants, most goods
28%14%14%28%Luxury goods, SUVs, tobacco, cement, ACs

How to calculate GST in India?

To add GST to a base price: GST Amount = Base Price ร— GST Rate รท 100. Total = Base Price + GST Amount. Example: Base price โ‚น10,000 at 18% GST โ†’ GST = โ‚น1,800 โ†’ Total = โ‚น11,800. For intrastate: CGST = โ‚น900 + SGST = โ‚น900. For interstate: IGST = โ‚น1,800.

How to remove GST from a price (reverse GST calculation)?

To extract the base price from an amount that already includes GST (MRP or inclusive price): Base = Total รท (1 + GST Rate รท 100) Example: MRP โ‚น11,800 with 18% GST โ†’ Base = 11,800 รท 1.18 = โ‚น10,000. GST included = โ‚น1,800.

What is the difference between CGST, SGST and IGST?

CGST (Central GST) and SGST (State GST) apply to intrastate transactions โ€” when the seller and buyer are in the same state. Each is half the total GST rate. IGST (Integrated GST) applies to interstate transactions โ€” seller and buyer in different states. It equals the full GST rate and is collected by the central government.

Which GST rate applies to services in India?

Most services in India are taxed at 18% GST. This includes IT/software services, consulting, restaurants (non-AC), financial services, and most professional services. Exempt: healthcare, education, essential banking. 5%: passenger transport, small restaurant services. 28%: luxury hospitality, amusement parks, gambling.