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15% GST Calculator

Free 15% GST calculator in $. Perfect for New Zealand and 15% VAT jurisdictions. Split tax-inclusive totals with formulas and instant results.

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GST rate:
15%

GST calculation at 15%

Price including tax

Total tax

Price excluding tax

GST

Combined rate

Summary

Tax rate

Tax structure

Amount entered

Total tax

Note: Standard rates for illustration. Zero-rated goods, exemptions, and special categories are not included.

New Zealand's standard GST is 15%, and several jurisdictions use 15% as a headline VAT/GST rate. Enter any amount to split tax-inclusive and tax-exclusive prices.

How to use this 15% gst calculator

  1. Enter the amount in $.
  2. Choose whether the amount is inclusive or exclusive of GST.
  3. Select the GST rate (fixed at 15%), then click Calculate.
  4. Review the receipt-style breakdown on the right, then use Clear to reset.

What is GST at a fixed percentage rate?

New Zealand's standard GST is 15%, and several jurisdictions use 15% as a headline VAT/GST rate. Enter any amount to split tax-inclusive and tax-exclusive prices.

Forward and reverse formulas

When you know the price excluding tax:

When you know the tax-inclusive price, work backward:

Example at 15%

If the price excluding GST is $1,000, tax is $150.00 and the price including tax is $1,150.00.

GST vs sales tax vs VAT

Goods and services tax (GST) and value-added tax (VAT) are multi-stage consumption taxes with input-tax credits for registered businesses. Sales tax (common in the United States) is typically charged once at retail. This calculator focuses on single-rate GST/VAT math — verify exemptions and filing rules with your local revenue authority.

More GST calculators

Explore country-specific and rate-specific GST tools, or read the full GST calculator guide for formulas and jurisdiction notes.

Also see our Sales Tax Calculator for U.S. state and local rates.

Common questions

Quick answers before you start calculating.

Enter the price including GST and select the rate. The calculator divides by (1 + rate) to find the pre-tax amount and shows the tax portion separately.