Add or remove Australia's 10% GST and see the GST credit a registered business can claim on its BAS.
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GST on business assets
Australian GST is 10% and is collected by the ATO. If your business is registered for GST and buys the asset on a chattel mortgage, you can usually claim the GST back as a GST credit on your next BAS. A finance lease spreads the GST across each repayment instead.
GST component
$15,000.00
- Price excluding GST
- $150,000.00
- GST (10%)
- $15,000.00
- Price including GST
- $165,000.00
- GST credit you may claim on your BAS
- − $15,000.00
Calculator results are indicative estimates only and do not constitute a finance quote, offer, approval or financial advice. Actual repayments, rates, fees and loan terms depend on the lender, product and individual circumstances.
How the gst figures are worked out
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Australian GST is 10%. Enter a price that includes or excludes it.
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The calculator shows the GST component and both prices.
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A GST-registered business buying on a chattel mortgage can usually claim the GST as a credit on its BAS.
Calculator results are indicative estimates only and do not constitute a finance quote, offer, approval or financial advice. Actual repayments, rates, fees and loan terms depend on the lender, product and individual circumstances.
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