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Free VAT calculator online
Calculate net amount, VAT and total with a simple interface. The tool supports both direct VAT calculation and reverse extraction from a gross amount.
Net amount
100
VAT
22
Total
122
Important notice
This tool is provided for informational purposes only. We do not guarantee accuracy and we are not responsible for decisions made based on the result. Always verify numbers independently before using them for tax, financial, legal or business decisions.
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What this tool does
What it is
VAT Calculator is a free online tool that adds VAT to a net amount or removes VAT from a gross total so you can see tax, taxable base and final amount clearly.
It is useful for invoices, quotes, price lists and everyday checks where you need to switch between VAT included and VAT excluded values.
When to use it
Use it when you need to add VAT to a net price, remove VAT from a gross total or check the tax amount before sending a quote or invoice.
It is especially helpful when rates can change, when you need reverse calculation from the total, or when you want to avoid mistakes between taxable base and final amount.
Workflow
How to use the tool
- 1
Choose whether you want to add VAT to a net amount or remove VAT from a gross total.
- 2
Enter the amount and VAT rate, then run the calculation to see taxable base, VAT value and final total.
- 3
Use the result for invoices, estimates, price checks or any workflow where the distinction between net, VAT and gross matters.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the VAT rate?
Yes, you can enter any VAT rate and not just the default one.
Can the tool remove VAT from a gross total?
Yes, switch to the remove mode and enter the gross amount.
What is the difference between net amount and gross total?
The net amount is the taxable base before VAT. The gross total is the final amount after VAT has been added.
Why is reverse VAT calculation useful?
Because many prices already include VAT, and you may need to split the gross amount into taxable base and tax for invoices, quotes or reporting.
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