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Message: [QUOTE="Shamiso, post: 93042, member: 160"] Bangladesh’s current BAJUS gold rates already include VAT, so adding another 5 percent tax to the posted rate overstates the bill. As of September 26, 2026, the Bangladesh Jewellers Association set 22-carat gold at Tk232,930 per bhori, 21-carat at Tk222,491, and 18-carat at Tk191,056. One bhori equals 11.664 grams. A gold price calculator in Bangladesh today should start with the published rate for the correct carat and weight. Multiply that VAT-inclusive rate by the amount you are buying, then add the jeweller’s making charge and any separately priced stones or components. Do not add another general 5 percent VAT to the BAJUS figure. If a shop quotes workmanship as a percentage, confirm which amount the percentage is being applied to before accepting the total. Knowing how gold is measured in Bangladesh matters because shops may quote bhori while a small item is weighed in grams or ana. A gram-to-vori gold calculator in Bangladesh simply divides the gram weight by 11.664. One ana is one-sixteenth of a bhori, which works out to 0.729 grams. [HEADING=2]The posted BAJUS rate is now VAT-inclusive[/HEADING] Bangladesh changed the jewellery tax system in 2026. The previous 5 percent VAT on jewellery sales was replaced by a specific tax of Tk2,500 per bhori, and BAJUS began publishing sale prices with that tax already included. So the gold price in Bangladesh today with VAT is effectively the posted BAJUS sale rate before workmanship and other item-specific costs. Older prices used a different checkout formula. A [URL='https://goldmidi.com/community/threads/dhaka-jewellers-yank-gold-price-buyers-still-gutted.47435/']September 2025 cut to Tk192,969 per bhori[/URL] still sat under the system where 5 percent VAT was added separately, and the [URL='https://goldmidi.com/community/threads/gold-price-hits-record-tk2-lakh-in-bangladesh-as-bajus-hikes-rates.50255/'][B]Tk200,726-per-bhori BAJUS gold record[/B][/URL] followed under the same setup. Reusing that old percentage with a current rate would count tax twice. The [URL='https://goldmidi.com/community/threads/gold-hits-record-high-now-over-tk2-27-lakh-per-bhori.66325/']December move above Tk2.27 lakh per bhori[/URL] is another useful marker of the older system because the quoted price still had VAT and making charges sitting outside it. If you specifically need the gold price in Bangladesh today without VAT for accounting, the current public sale rate is not a clean pre-tax number anymore because the specific tax is embedded in it. [HEADING=2]Weight and carat decide the metal value[/HEADING] For a current 22k gold price in Bangladesh per vori, Tk232,930 divided by 11.664 gives roughly Tk19,971 per gram. A 5-gram gold price in Bangladesh using that 22-carat rate is therefore about Tk99,854 before making charges and stones. The VAT component is already inside that estimate. The 21-carat gold price in Bangladesh per bhori is Tk222,491 under the same September 26 rate schedule, or roughly Tk19,074 per gram. The 18k gold price per gram in Bangladesh works out to about Tk16,381 from the Tk191,056-per-bhori rate. Use the published price for the actual carat rather than converting 22-carat mechanically, because BAJUS publishes separate rates for each grade. Local units are easy once you keep the conversion fixed. At Tk232,930 per bhori, the 22-carat gold price in Bangladesh per ana is about Tk14,558. If a shop gives you grams, multiplying the per-gram figure is usually cleaner than converting the weight into bhori and back again. A 10-gram piece at the same 22-carat rate comes to roughly Tk199,709 before workmanship and stones, which also gives you a quick check against a calculator result. [HEADING=2]Making charges and resale change the number[/HEADING] A gold ring price in Bangladesh can end up noticeably above its metal value because workmanship is still added separately. Making charges depend on design and the jeweller, so a useful quote should make the gold weight, carat, current sale rate, workmanship, and any stone value clear enough that you can reproduce the total yourself. The gold selling price per vori in Bangladesh also should not be confused with what a shop will pay for old jewellery. Under current BAJUS terms, an exchange can involve a 12 percent deduction after excluding making charges and stone costs, while an outright purchase of old gold can involve an 18 percent deduction. VAT is not supposed to be deducted again as a separate line. For the same reason, a used gold price in Bangladesh today per gram is not simply the retail per-gram rate copied onto a resale slip. The piece’s eligible gold value is determined first, then the applicable deduction is taken, while the money you originally paid for workmanship or stones does not automatically come back. A calculator that ignores those distinctions can be mathematically neat and still give you the wrong cash figure. [/QUOTE]

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