VAT Calculator, Victoria
Free VAT calculator for UK and EU businesses. Add VAT, remove VAT, or calculate the VAT amount for any price. Supports UK standard rate (20%), reduced rate (5%), and custom VAT rates. Instant reverse VAT calculation.
Australia's GST is a uniform 10% applied nationwide, Victoria does not set its own GST rate. This page helps Victorian businesses understand their GST registration and compliance obligations. Melbourne-based businesses and sole traders across Victoria all operate under the same ATO framework regardless of location within the state.
GST is collected by the ATO and redistributed to states including Victoria. Register for GST when your annual turnover reaches AUD $75,000.
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General calculator →Frequently Asked Questions, VAT Calculator in Victoria
Do I need to register for GST in Victoria?↓
You must register for GST in Victoria (and Australia-wide) if your annual business turnover is $75,000 or more, or $150,000 or more for non-profit organisations. You can also voluntarily register if below the threshold, which is often beneficial if you have significant input tax credits to claim. Registration is done through the ATO, not a state authority.
How does the GST work for Victorian sole traders?↓
Victorian sole traders who are registered for GST must add 10% to their invoices for taxable services or goods. They also claim back GST credits on business purchases. The net GST (collected minus credits) is reported and paid via BAS lodgements. If you provide GST-free services (such as most medical or educational services), you don't charge GST but also typically can't claim credits on related purchases.
What is the GST treatment of property transactions in Victoria?↓
Residential property sales by individuals are generally input-taxed (no GST). However, the sale of new residential premises by developers and commercial property transactions are subject to 10% GST. Victoria also has a unique GST Withholding system for new residential property: the buyer withholds and remits the GST portion directly to the ATO at settlement rather than paying it to the developer.
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