जीएसटी कैलकुलेटर — Amount (A$) A$200

Name: जीएसटी कैलकुलेटर — Amount (A$) A$200
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With amount (a$) of A$200, the जीएसटी amount (10%) is A$20.

Last updated: 7 April 2026·Source: ATO — GST

Amount (A$) (AUD)

Calculate

GST Amount (10%)

AUD10

Price Excluding GST

AUD100

Price Including GST

AUD110

Australia's GST rate is 10%, applied to most goods and services. Some items are GST-free (fresh food, exports, health services, education). Registered businesses must collect and remit GST via BAS.

What is the GST Calculator?

Australia's Goods and Services Tax (GST) is a broad-based 10% tax on most goods, services, and other items sold or consumed in Australia. GST-registered businesses collect GST from customers and remit it to the ATO via Business Activity Statements (BAS). You can claim GST credits on business purchases.

Formula

Add GST: Inc-GST = Amount × 1.1. Remove GST: Ex-GST = Inc-GST ÷ 1.1. GST = Inc-GST ÷ 11.

P_ex: = Price excluding GST
P_inc: = Price including GST

How to use the GST Calculator

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Step 1
Enter the dollar amount.
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Step 2
Select whether to add GST (price before tax) or remove GST (price including tax).
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Step 3
View the GST amount, ex-GST price, and inc-GST price instantly.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the GST rate in Australia?

The GST rate in Australia is 10%, applied to most goods and services. It has been 10% since introduction in July 2000.

What goods are GST-free in Australia?

GST-free items include basic food (fresh, frozen, canned), exports, health services, education courses, childcare, and water/sewage for residential use.

Do I need to register for GST?

You must register for GST if your annual turnover is $75,000 or more ($150,000 for non-profits). Taxi drivers and ride-share operators must register regardless of turnover.