Profit Margin Calculator
Find profit, margin and markup from cost and price, or the price that gives a target margin.
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Add or remove GST and split it into CGST and SGST or IGST, with every step shown.
Price before GST when adding; price including GST when removing.
Enter the values above to see the result.
All amounts use exact decimal arithmetic and are rounded to two decimal places (the nearest paisa) with half-up rounding: an exact half rounds away from zero.
Adding GST to a taxable value:
Removing GST from an amount that already includes it:
When you remove GST, the total tax can be an odd number of paise, which can't be split into two equal halves. CGST takes the rounded half and SGST takes the rest, so the two can differ by ₹0.01 while still adding up exactly to the total.
Adding 18% GST to ₹1,000.00 for an intra-state supply:
| Input | |
|---|---|
| Calculation | Add GST |
| Supply type | Intra-state: CGST + SGST |
| Amount (₹) | ₹1,000.00 |
| GST rate | 18% |
| Result | |
| Amount including GST | ₹1,180.00 |
| Taxable value | ₹1,000.00 |
| CGST | ₹90.00 |
| SGST | ₹90.00 |
| Total GST | ₹180.00 |
The rate list follows the GST rate structure in effect from 22 September 2025. The main slabs are 5% and 18%, 40% applies to specified goods, special rates such as 0.25% and 3% apply to a few items, and 0% covers nil-rated supplies. Choose Custom for any other rate. The correct rate for a particular item or service depends on its classification, so always check it in the official rate notifications.
For a supply within one state (intra-state), GST is split equally between Central GST (CGST) and State GST (SGST, or UTGST in a union territory). For a supply between states (inter-state), the whole tax is charged as Integrated GST (IGST). The total tax is the same; only the split differs.
Choose Remove GST and enter the price including GST. The taxable value is price × 100 ÷ (100 + rate). For example, ₹118 including 18% GST has a taxable value of ₹100 and GST of ₹18. Subtracting 18% of ₹118 would give ₹96.76, which is wrong.
When you remove GST, the total tax is found first and can be an odd number of paise, such as ₹15.25 on ₹100.00 at 18%. It can't be halved exactly, so CGST is rounded to ₹7.63 and SGST takes the remaining ₹7.62. The two always add up to the total.
No. The calculator does the arithmetic only. It does not decide which rate, place of supply or exemption applies to your transaction. Check the official notifications or ask a qualified tax professional before you issue an invoice or file a return.