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Real estate brokerage and GST calculator.
Brokerage on a sale as a percentage of the deal value, or on a rental as months of rent — with 18% GST and the split between your agents.
₹1.32 Cr
- Sourcing · 30%₹79,200
- Closing · 50%₹1,32,000
- Listing · 20%₹52,800
Estimates for information only. Confirm figures with your bank, builder, accountant or the local revenue office.
How it works
The maths, in plain words.
- 01
Sales
Brokerage = deal value × rate. Rates are agreed between the parties and differ by city and deal size.
- 02
Rentals
Brokerage is commonly charged as a number of months (or days) of rent, from the tenant, the owner or both.
- 03
GST
Real estate brokerage is a taxable service; GST at 18% is added to the invoice — CGST + SGST within the state, IGST across states. Registration thresholds apply; ask your accountant.
Questions
Frequently asked.
Is GST charged on brokerage?
Yes. Brokerage is a service and attracts 18% GST when the broker is GST-registered. PropZolo issues GST invoices with the right place-of-supply split.
How are commission splits usually decided?
Many brokerages split between the sourcing, closing and listing agents (and pre-sales). Agree the split before the deal; PropZolo records it on the deal and makes sure it adds up to 100%.
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PropZolo converts units, parses ₹ amounts, splits brokerage and issues GST invoices for every deal.