VAT Calculator
VAT Calculator
How it works: This calculator helps you add or remove VAT (Value Added Tax) from amounts. For adding VAT, enter the net amount and the VAT rate to get the gross amount. For removing VAT, enter the gross amount to get the net amount and VAT portion. Different countries have different VAT rates, and you can use the country selector for quick access to common rates.
Overview
Add or remove VAT (Value Added Tax) from amounts with our comprehensive VAT calculator. This tool supports multiple VAT rates commonly used worldwide (5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, 25%, etc.) and includes quick country selection for standard rates. Enter either net or gross amounts to instantly calculate the VAT portion and final amount. Perfect for businesses, freelancers, shoppers, or anyone dealing with VAT-inclusive pricing. The calculator shows detailed calculations and helps you understand the tax impact on prices. All calculations happen instantly in your browser with complete privacy—no data is stored or transmitted.
About
About VAT Calculator
Add or remove VAT (Value Added Tax) from amounts with multiple rates and country-specific options.
Features:
- Add or remove VAT calculations
- Multiple VAT rate options
- Country quick selection
- Detailed calculation breakdown
- Net and gross amount display
- 100% client-side - your data stays private
FAQ
What's the difference between VAT and sales tax?
VAT is collected at each production stage, while sales tax is only collected at the final sale to consumers. VAT is common outside the US.
How do I calculate VAT?
To add VAT: multiply by (1 + VAT rate). To remove VAT: divide by (1 + VAT rate). For 20% VAT: add = ×1.20, remove = ÷1.20.
What VAT rates are common?
Rates vary by country: UK 20%, Germany 19%, France 20%, Canada 5%, Australia 10%. Some countries have reduced rates for certain goods.
Do I need to charge VAT as a small business?
VAT registration requirements vary by country. Many countries have thresholds below which you don't need to register for VAT.
Is VAT the same as GST?
GST (Goods and Services Tax) is similar to VAT but the name varies by country. Canada uses GST, Australia uses GST, UK and EU use VAT.