Canada GST/HST Calculator

1. 01Choose a modeAdd GST starts from a net (pre-tax) price. Remove GST starts from a gross (tax-inclusive) price. GST amount shows the tax on a net price.
2. 02Pick the rate and enter the amountSelect your province or territory to load the rate, then type the amount. You can still change the rate manually.
3. 03Read net, GST, and grossThe tool shows all three figures at once, so you can copy the net, the tax, or the gross price you need.

• Invoices across provincesLoad the right provincial rate to add the correct GST/HST to a net amount, or work back from a gross total.
• Online store checkoutEstimate the sales tax a customer in a given province pays on a taxable item.
• Expense recordsSplit a gross receipt into net and tax to record a purchase.

• Ontario HST (13%)A net price of C$100 in Ontario becomes C$113, with C$13 of HST.
• Remove HSTA gross price of C$113 in Ontario contains C$113 ÷ 1.13 = C$100 net, so the HST is C$13.
• Alberta GST (5%)A net price of C$100 in Alberta becomes C$105, with C$5 of GST.

GST is a percentage of the price, and here you pick the rate first. To add GST, multiply the net price by 1 plus the selected rate (for the 18% standard slab, by 1.18; for a 5% rate, by 1.05). To take GST out of a GST-inclusive price, divide by that same figure to get the net, then subtract to find the tax. The GST amount mode shows the selected rate applied to the net price. Net, tax, and gross update together.

The federal GST is 5%. HST provinces (Ontario 13%, Nova Scotia 14%, and New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and Prince Edward Island at 15%) combine federal and provincial tax into one rate. In British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan a separate PST is added to the 5% GST, and Quebec adds QST; Alberta and the three territories charge GST only. The rates shown here are current as of July 2026, based on the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) (canada.ca). Tooleem is not affiliated with the CRA. Rates and rules can change, so check the official source before you rely on a figure.

The calculator has three modes: Add tax (from a net price), Remove tax (from a gross, tax-inclusive price), and tax amount (the tax on a net price). Pick your province or territory to load its combined rate; in the PST provinces (British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan) GST and PST are both charged on the pre-tax price, which the combined rate reflects. You can also type any rate manually.

This is an educational estimate for quick pricing, quotes, and invoice checks. It is not tax, accounting, or legal advice, and Tooleem is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or approved by the CRA or any government body. It applies a single rate and does not handle the detail of zero-rated, exempt, and PST-specific supplies, registration thresholds, or special schemes. For registration, filing, or a business decision, use the Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) or a qualified tax professional.

Every calculation runs in your browser on your device. The amounts and rate you enter are never uploaded, stored, or sent to analytics, so pricing you are still working on stays private, and closing the tab clears everything.

What are the GST/HST rates in Canada?

The federal GST is 5%. HST provinces charge one combined rate: Ontario 13%, Nova Scotia 14%, and New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, and PEI at 15%. British Columbia, Manitoba, and Saskatchewan add a separate PST to the 5% GST, and Quebec adds QST.

How does the province selector work?

Choosing a province loads its combined sales tax rate. In PST provinces both GST and PST are charged on the pre-tax price, which the combined rate reflects. You can still type any rate manually.

Is this exact for every item?

No. Some goods and services are zero-rated, exempt, or taxed differently under provincial PST rules. This is a standard-rate estimate; check the CRA and your province for specifics.

Is this official tax advice?

No. It is an educational estimate and is not affiliated with the CRA. For a filing or business decision, use the official source or a qualified professional.

Is my data stored?

No. The calculation runs in your browser. Nothing you enter is uploaded, saved, or shared.