Canada Tax

GST/HST Calculator

Calculate GST, HST, PST, QST, and total sales tax for Canadian provinces and territories.

Before tax

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Total tax

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Total after tax

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Tax rate

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Tax breakdown

Rates use Canada Revenue Agency GST/HST and PST tables. Estimates may vary by a cent because of rounding and special tax rules.

Tool guide

How to use GST/HST Calculator

GST/HST Calculator gives you a focused way to handle one small task quickly. Calculate Canadian GST, HST, PST, QST, and total after-tax amounts. It is free to use, requires no login, and is built for quick checks when you need a practical result.

Useful for

  • Estimate Canadian sales tax before checkout or invoicing.
  • Reverse a tax-included total to understand the pre-tax amount.
  • Compare GST, HST, PST, and QST scenarios by province.

Example

For example, use the GST/HST calculator to check a CAD 200 taxable purchase in Alberta, estimate an Ontario HST total, or reverse a tax-included receipt total.

Good to know

Results are meant for quick planning and double-checking. For legal, tax, or financial decisions, review the numbers with a qualified professional.

How it works

The GST/HST calculator adds or reverses Canadian sales tax using the selected province rate. It is useful for checking receipts, quotes, invoices, and advertised prices before or after tax.

Total = subtotal x (1 + tax rate). Reverse subtotal = total / (1 + tax rate).

Practical examples

  • A 100.00 subtotal in Ontario at 13% HST becomes 113.00.
  • A 56.50 total in Alberta can be reversed to estimate the pre-GST amount.
  • A contractor can check whether a quote includes tax before sending it.

Common mistakes

  • Use the province where the sale applies, not always where you live.
  • Confirm special tax rules for exempt items or mixed-rate invoices.

Questions

Does this replace tax advice?

No. It is a quick calculator for common GST/HST checks, not tax advice.

Can I reverse tax from a total?

Yes, use the reverse mode if the tool page supports it or divide the total by one plus the tax rate.