Import and export
IGST on Import Calculator
Free IGST on import calculator. Tax is charged on assessable value plus customs duty. See the IGST, and the cost if you claim it or if it stays in the goods.
Workspace
Runs in your browser. Nothing is saved.
Assessable value (₹)
Customs duty (₹)
IGST %
Charged on assessable value plus customs duty. Current slabs are 0%, 5%, 18%, and 40%.
Result
IGST
₹99,000.00
- IGST rate
- 18.00%
- Tax base
- ₹5,50,000.00
- Cost if you claim the credit
- ₹5,50,000.00
- Cost if IGST stays in
- ₹6,49,000.00
IGST on import is charged on assessable value plus customs duty. A registered business can usually claim it as input credit.
How to use it
- Enter the assessable value in rupees.
- Enter customs duty already worked out, in rupees.
- Enter the IGST percent for the goods.
How the figure is worked out
Tax base = assessable value + customs duty. IGST = tax base × IGST rate.
Questions
Should assessable value be CIF?
Use the assessable value on your bill of entry. For many imports that starts from CIF, before duty.
What are the IGST slabs?
The usual picks are 0%, 5%, 18%, and 40%. Use Other when the goods take a different rate, such as 3% on gold. You still type the rate. This page does not look up the HSN.