

Easily calculate GST on your invoices, sales, or purchases in seconds.
Use the EnKash GST Calculator to add or remove GST from any amount and see the taxable value, total GST and final invoice value instantly. For intra-state supplies, you can split the tax into CGST and SGST. For inter-state supplies, you can view the IGST amount.
Calculating GST with EnKash is fast and simple — just follow these 3 steps:
Enter the amount you want to calculate.
Choose whether the amount is GST-exclusive or GST-inclusive.
Select the applicable GST rate.
View the taxable value, GST amount, tax split, and final invoice value.
The calculator performs the arithmetic. You still need to confirm the correct GST rate, HSN or SAC classification, and place-of-supply treatment for the actual transaction.
| Type | Description | Levied By |
|---|---|---|
| Collected on intra-state supplies | Central Government | |
| Collected on intra-state supplies | State Government | |
| Applied to inter-state supplies & imports | Central Government | |
| Applied in Union Territories | Union Territory Administration |
CGST is imposed by the Central Government on the intra-state supply of goods and services. It is collected along with SGST, and both taxes are charged at equal rates on the same transaction value.
SGST is levied by the State Government on intra-state sales of goods and services. The revenue collected through SGST directly benefits the respective state, ensuring local development and fair distribution of tax proceeds.
IGST is applied on inter-state transactions of goods and services, including imports into India. The Central Government collects IGST and later distributes the revenue between the Centre and destination states to avoid double taxation.
UTGST is applicable to the intra-territory supply of goods and services within India’s Union Territories, such as Delhi, Chandigarh, and Puducherry. It functions like SGST but is governed by the Union Territory administration instead of a state government.
| GST component | Typical application | How the tax appears |
|---|---|---|
| CGST + SGST | Intra-state supply within a state | The total GST rate is generally split equally between CGST and SGST. |
| CGST + UTGST | Intra-Union Territory supply in an applicable Union Territory without a legislature | The total GST rate is generally split between CGST and UTGST. |
| IGST | Inter-state supplies and specified cross-border / import situations | The full GST rate is charged as IGST. |
India’s GST rate structure was rationalised following the 56th GST Council meeting. The broad structure now centres on a 5% merit rate and an 18% standard rate, with a special 40% demerit rate for selected goods and services. Nil or exempt supplies and other specifically notified rates also continue to exist.
For a detailed list of changes, see Types of GST Rates in India: New Rate List and Updates.
| Rate category | How to use it in the calculator |
|---|---|
| Nil / exempt | Use 0% only when the supply is actually nil-rated or exempt under the applicable notification. |
| 5% merit rate | Use when the relevant goods or services are notified at 5%. |
| 18% standard rate | Use when the relevant goods or services are notified at 18%. |
| 40% special demerit rate | Use only for supplies specifically notified at the special 40% rate. |
| Other / historical rates | Use Custom and verify the rate that applied on the date of supply. Older invoices may still require historical rates such as 12% or 28%. |
(Source: GST Council India – Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs as of October 2025)
Reverse GST calculation means finding the taxable value and GST amount inside a price that already includes GST. It is useful when you know the final invoice value or MRP but need to separate the tax component.
Formula: Taxable value = GST-inclusive amount × 100 ÷ (100 + GST rate)
Example: ₹11,800 including 18% GST contains a taxable value of ₹10,000 and GST of ₹1,800.
These terms are sometimes confused, but they refer to different things. Reverse GST is a mathematical calculation used to remove GST from an inclusive price. The Reverse Charge Mechanism is a tax rule under which the recipient becomes liable to pay GST in specified cases.
If you need the compliance rules, read Reverse Charge Mechanism (RCM) in GST.
Start with the classification of the goods or services. The applicable rate depends on the relevant HSN code for goods or SAC classification for services, along with current notifications and any exemption that may apply.
For goods, use theHSN Code in India guide to understand how product classification works. Then cross-check the rate against thecurrent GST rate guide and official GST Council or CBIC notifications.
A GST calculator is useful when you need a quick arithmetic check before preparing or reviewing a transaction. Common uses include:
Adding GST to quotations and price lists
Removing GST from tax-inclusive prices
Checking the tax amount on purchase and sales invoices
Comparing totals at different notified rates
Splitting intra-state GST into CGST and SGST
Checking the IGST amount on an inter-state supply
If you are preparing the final document, see How to Create a GST Bill for invoice fields and rules.
Have more questions?
01. What is the full form of GST?
GST stands for Goods and Services Tax, a unified indirect tax system in India introduced on 1 July 2017. It replaced multiple state and central taxes to create a single national tax framework.
02. How many types of GST are there in India?
There are four types of GST in India — CGST, SGST, IGST, and UTGST. Each applies differently based on whether the transaction happens within a state or across states or union territories.
03. What are the current GST rates in India (2025)?
The GST rates are divided into five main slabs — 0%, 5%, 12%, 18%, and 28%. Essential items like milk are at 0%, most services fall under 18%, while luxury goods attract 28% plus cess.
04. Who must register for GST in India?
Any business with an annual turnover above ₹40 lakhs (goods) or ₹20 lakhs (services) must register for GST. For Northeastern and hilly states, the limit is ₹20 lakhs and ₹10 lakhs, respectively.
05. How do I calculate GST on a product or service?
You can use this formula: GST Amount = (Original Cost × GST Rate) / 100.
Example: ₹10,000 at 18% GST = ₹1,800.
Our Free GST Calculator does this instantly with accurate CGST–SGST–IGST splits.
06. What is the difference between CGST, SGST, and IGST?
CGST & SGST are levied on intra-state supplies and shared between the Centre and State. IGST applies to inter-state supplies or imports and is collected by the Central Government.
07. What are GST-inclusive and GST-exclusive prices?
GST-Inclusive Price: The tax is already included in the displayed price. GST-Exclusive Price: GST is added separately to the base amount before billing.
08. How to calculate reverse GST?
To calculate reverse GST, select the applicable GST rate and enter the GST-inclusive amount. The calculator automatically derives the tax-free base value and GST amount, helping businesses handle reverse charge transactions correctly.
09. Is reverse GST the same as Reverse Charge Mechanism?
No. Reverse GST removes the tax component from an inclusive price. RCM is a GST rule that makes the recipient liable to pay tax in specified cases.