GST Invoice Split Estimator

GST Invoice Split Estimator lets you calculate taxable value and GST from a user-entered rate, showing both intra-state and inter-state splits. Enter your own values or load the worked example.

Method and calculation

Calculate taxable value and GST from a user-entered rate, showing both intra-state and inter-state splits.

Inputs and settings

GST Invoice Split Estimator accepts Taxable amount (₹) (minimum 0); GST rate (%) (minimum 0, maximum 100); Quantity (minimum 1).

Worked example

GST Invoice Split Estimator example — Taxable amount (₹): 1000; GST rate (%): 18; Quantity: 2. Computed output: { "taxableRupees": 2000, "gstRupees": 360, "cgstRupees": 180, "sgstRupees": 180, "igstRupees": 360, "totalRupees": 2360 }

Output and limitations

GST Invoice Split Estimator: Choose the correct rate and supply type from your invoice; this estimator does not validate GST registration or file returns.

Technical references: JavaScript numerical operations

GST Invoice Split Estimator FAQs

GST Invoice Split Estimator applies the following rule to your input: Calculate taxable value and GST from a user-entered rate, showing both intra-state and inter-state splits. The worked example on this page uses the same processor as the result button.
GST Invoice Split Estimator has these boundaries: Choose the correct rate and supply type from your invoice; this estimator does not validate GST registration or file returns. Start by checking the taxable amount (₹) field against the units or format shown.
GST Invoice Split Estimator provides this sample: { "taxableRupees": 2000, "gstRupees": 360, "cgstRupees": 180, "sgstRupees": 180, "igstRupees": 360, "totalRupees": 2360 }. Use the sample button to reproduce it, then replace the inputs with your own values.