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VAT calculator

Add a VAT or sales-tax rate to a net price using the rate you enter.

No account needed. Nothing is saved automatically.

Your inputs

Starting values are examples, not recommended rates.

Your estimate

Net amount
1,000USD
VAT / sales tax
200USD
Gross amount
1,200USD

This tool does not determine the correct jurisdiction, registration treatment, exemption or tax rate. Confirm those rules before issuing a document.

How this tool works

Tax = net amount × entered rate / 100. Gross amount = net amount + tax.

What should I check before using the result?

This tool does not determine the correct jurisdiction, registration treatment, exemption or tax rate. Confirm those rules before issuing a document.

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Tax = net amount × entered rate / 100. Gross amount = net amount + tax.

Check before using the result

This tool does not determine the correct jurisdiction, registration treatment, exemption or tax rate. Confirm those rules before issuing a document.