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Calculate GST in Australia in seconds. This free GST calculator helps you add 10% GST, remove GST from totals and get accurate GST-inclusive and GST-exclusive amounts for invoicing and pricing.
Australia's GST rate is a flat 10%
The Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a 10% consumption tax applied to most goods and services sold in Australia. Introduced on 1 July 2000, GST is administered by the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
Our GST calculator gives you quick and accurate results in seconds, so you can work out GST without the guesswork. It’s built for Australian businesses and follows the standard 10% GST rate, helping you stay consistent in your pricing and reporting. If you need to register for GST as well, you can do it easily through Honcho.
Get accurate GST figures in seconds - no manual calculations needed
Add GST to a price or extract GST from a total - whichever you need
Eliminate pricing mistakes and stay accurate across your invoices and quotes
Need to register for GST too? Honcho handles your registration from start to finish
You must register for GST if your business turnover is:
To learn more about GST registration requirements, visit our GST registration page
Understanding GST calculations helps ensure accurate pricing and compliance
Multiply the original amount by 1.10 to get the GST-inclusive total
Divide the total price by 11 to extract the GST portion
Divide the total price by 1.10 to get the original amount before GST
• GST Amount = Price (ex GST) x 0.10
• Total Price (inc GST) = Price (ex GST) x 1.10
• GST from Total = Total / 11
EXAMPLE
GST calculation example – if a product costs $1,000 (ex GST)
You can register for GST online through the ATO or let Honcho take care of it for you. Register for GST with Honcho and we'll handle the paperwork so you're set up correctly from day one.
If registered for GST, you must issue a tax invoice for taxable sales of $82.50 or more (inc. GST). Your invoice must show your ABN, the GST amount and the date issued.
Yes. If you're GST-registered, you can claim input tax credits through your BAS for GST paid on eligible business purchases. You must hold a valid tax invoice to claim credits of $82.50 or more.
GST-free supplies include most basic food, certain medical and health services, some education and childcare and exported goods and services. You don't charge GST on these but can still claim credits on related purchases.
GST and VAT are both consumption taxes collected at each stage of the supply chain. Australia uses GST while many other countries use VAT.