Add VAT to a net amount
For an exclusive price, tax equals net × rate and gross equals net plus tax.
- Net is the starting amount
- VAT is added
- Gross is calculated
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Enter an amount and VAT rate, then choose whether the amount already includes tax. The calculator shows the net amount, VAT component and gross total without uploading your figures.
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Leave the box clear to add VAT to a net amount, or check it to extract VAT from a tax-inclusive total.
Result
0.00VAT rates, exemptions, place-of-supply rules and rounding requirements vary. Confirm the correct treatment for the transaction and jurisdiction.
How to use it well
Adding VAT to a net price and extracting VAT from a gross price use different formulas. The mode control and three-part breakdown keep that distinction visible.
Say whether the entered amount includes tax.
For an exclusive price, tax equals net × rate and gross equals net plus tax.
For an inclusive price, net equals gross ÷ (1 + rate) and VAT is the difference.
The calculator accepts the rate; it does not choose one for you.
Rates can depend on the goods or services, customer, location, registration and transaction date.
A tax authority or accounting policy may require line-level, document-level or currency-specific rounding.
Keep the basis as well as the tax amount.
A transparent document keeps the three values available for customer review and reporting.
The free calculator does not save tax settings or transactions. Invoice Crowd can retain them within your document workflow.
Questions
Enter an amount and VAT rate. In exclusive mode the tax is added to the entered net amount. In inclusive mode the tax is extracted from the entered gross total.
Check Amount includes tax. The tool divides the gross amount by one plus the entered rate to calculate the base, then displays the tax difference.
No. You provide the rate. Confirm the applicable percentage, exemptions, place-of-supply rules and transaction date for your jurisdiction.
The display rounds to two decimal places. Tax authorities or accounting policies may require different currency, line-level or document-level rounding.
No. It is a general arithmetic tool. A qualified adviser or tax authority can confirm the treatment for a specific transaction.
No. The calculation runs locally in your browser and the entered figures are not submitted to Invoice Crowd.
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