Calculate profit margin after GST
This GST profit calculator helps businesses determine their actual profit margin after accounting for GST. Whether you work with GST inclusive or exclusive prices, this tool gives you clear insights into your profitability.
For GST Inclusive Prices:
For GST Exclusive Prices:
Gross Profit: The absolute difference between selling price and cost price (before GST).
Profit Margin: Profit as a percentage of selling price. This shows what percentage of each sale is profit.
Markup: Profit as a percentage of cost price. This shows how much you're marking up from your cost.
Net Profit After GST: Actual profit after accounting for GST liability and input tax credit.
To calculate profit after GST: First, determine your cost price and selling price (both GST inclusive). Then subtract cost from selling price to get gross profit. The profit percentage = (Gross Profit / Cost Price) × 100.
It depends on your business model. If you sell at GST inclusive prices to customers, calculate profit on inclusive amounts. If you quote exclusive prices and add GST separately, use exclusive amounts for accurate profit calculation.
Markup is calculated on cost price: (Selling Price - Cost) / Cost × 100. Profit margin is calculated on selling price: (Selling Price - Cost) / Selling Price × 100. Markup is usually higher than margin percentage.
GST itself doesn't affect profit if you charge it separately and claim input tax credit. However, if you absorb GST in your selling price or can't claim full ITC, it impacts your margins.
GST24.in is a GST consulting service provider. This calculator provides estimates for informational purposes. Actual profit may vary based on ITC claims, expenses, and other factors. Consult a tax professional for accurate business analysis.
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