GST Calculator Australia 2026–27
Add or reverse Australia’s 10% GST and check the general registration turnover threshold.
Last reviewed 7 October 2026 · Estimate only, not tax advice
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2026–27 financial year · Australian dollars · results update automatically
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GST Calculator
- Price before GST
- $100.00
- GST
- $10.00
- Price including GST
- $110.00
- Registration threshold
- $75,000.00
- Registration likely required?
- No
- Assumes a fully taxable supply; GST-free, input-taxed and special margin rules are excluded.
How this calculator works
Add or reverse Australia’s 10% GST and check the general registration turnover threshold. Inputs are validated, passed to the versioned Australia engine, and recalculated immediately whenever a field changes.
Formula
GST-exclusive: GST = net × 10%. GST-inclusive: GST = gross ÷ 11.
Worked example
A $110 GST-inclusive price contains $10 GST and $100 before GST.
Edge cases and assumptions
Tax residency, eligibility dates, exemptions, family circumstances and documentation can change the result. The result card calls out material assumptions and unknown components are not silently changed to zero.
Frequently asked questions
Is this gst calculator exact?
No. It is a transparent 2026–27 estimate. Your final ATO, payroll or state revenue assessment can include facts not entered here.
Does the calculator store my figures?
No. The deterministic calculation runs in your browser and Taxliva does not require an account.
Which financial year does it use?
It uses 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027 and rule version AU-2026-27-v1.
Official sources
- How GST works and registration thresholds — Australian Taxation Office
Rule review
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