GST Guides & Resources

Step-by-step articles and formula guides to help you navigate GST across different jurisdictions.

GST Formula Explained

Learn the exact mathematical formulas used to add or remove GST from any price.

Understanding the math behind the tax. Master the inclusive and exclusive formulas for accurate manual accounting.

How to Calculate GST in Excel

Master GST calculations in spreadsheets with our Excel formula guide.

Automate your tax accounting. Learn how to set up professional GST templates in Excel and Google Sheets.

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Our specialized tools can help you with specific GST scenarios instantly.

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GST Guides FAQ

Q1.Where do I start if I'm new to GST?

Start with GST Basics for Beginners on this page, then try the Simple GST Calculator on the home page. For the exact formulas, read the GST Formula Explained guide.

Q2.Which guide covers adding or removing GST in Excel?

The guide 'How to Calculate GST in Excel' covers formulas for both exclusive (add tax) and inclusive (extract tax) in Excel and Google Sheets, with step-by-step examples.

Q3.How do I choose the right calculator for my task?

Use the Tools Directory: quick totals (Simple or Professional), extract tax from a total (Inclusive/Reverse), add tax to a price (Exclusive), or compliance (ITC, interest, late fee). Each tool page explains when to use it.

Q4.Are these guides applicable outside India?

Yes. The math (inclusive vs exclusive, formulas) is the same for GST, VAT, and consumption tax globally. Rates and rules differ by country; the guides focus on the calculation logic that works everywhere.

Q5.Do you have a formula reference for manual calculation?

Yes. The GST Formula Explained guide has the standard formulas: for exclusive (add tax) and inclusive (extract tax), plus the common mistake to avoid when working from a total price.

Disclaimer: This tool is provided for informational purposes only. While we strive for 100% mathematical accuracy based on standard IRD and ATO formulas, it does not constitute legal or professional financial advice. Always consult with a qualified tax accountant for official filings.