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Home/Business tools/Discount Calculator

GST and pricing

Discount Calculator

Free discount calculator for MRP, quotes, and catalogues. Take a percent or a fixed amount off, add a second discount, then GST if the buyer should see tax.

Workspace

Runs in your browser. Nothing is saved.

Price (₹)
MRP, list price, or the quote before discount.
Discount type
Percent off
Second discount %
Taken off the net, not the original price. Use 0 if there is none.
GST on the net %
Use 0 if the discounted price is already what the buyer pays.

Result

Price after discount

₹1,350.00

First discount
₹150.00
You save
10.00%

A second discount is successive: 10% then 5% is not 15% off the start price.

How to use it

  1. Enter the starting price, such as MRP or list price.
  2. Choose percent or a fixed rupee discount. Add a second percent if you give trade discount and then cash discount.
  3. Leave GST at 0 if the net is the final price. Otherwise add the GST rate the buyer should pay.

How the figure is worked out

First discount is a percent of the price, or a fixed rupee amount. A second discount applies to the price after the first. GST, if you add it, is charged on that net. Buyer pays net + GST.

Questions

Can the discount be larger than the price?

The calculator stops that and asks you to enter a discount that is not above the price.

How does a second discount work?

The second percent is taken off the price after the first discount, not off the original price. 10% then 5% is not the same as 15% off.

Should GST come before or after the discount?

On a normal tax invoice the discount comes first and GST is charged on the net. Leave GST at 0 if your price is already the amount the buyer pays.

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