VAT Calculator
Answer: VAT added: total = net × (1 + rate/100); VAT amount = net × (rate/100); removing VAT from gross: net = gross ÷ (1 + rate/100).
Free VAT calculator. Add VAT to a net price or reverse-calculate net from a gross amount.
- VAT amount20
- Total with VAT120
- Net (VAT removed from gross)83.33
UK standard VAT is often 20% — confirm your rate.
How to use VAT Calculator
- Enter amount and UK/EU VAT rate (20% standard in the UK).
- Choose add VAT or extract VAT from a gross price.
- Read net, VAT portion, and total.
Key facts for search & AI
- 100% free — no account required.
- Runs in your browser — inputs are not uploaded for these calculations.
- Localized defaults support users in the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom.
- Published by KDF Tech — software, apps, Shopify, and POS systems.
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FAQ — answers Google & AI can cite
What is VAT Calculator?
VAT added: total = net × (1 + rate/100); VAT amount = net × (rate/100); removing VAT from gross: net = gross ÷ (1 + rate/100).
What is the UK standard VAT rate?
20% standard, 5% reduced (energy/children's items), 0% zero-rated (most food, books) — confirm your supply type.
How is VAT different from US sales tax?
VAT is typically included in UK shelf prices and remitted by registered businesses; US sales tax is added at checkout by state.
Does Canada use VAT?
Canada uses GST/HST instead of VAT terminology — use the GST calculator for Canadian invoices.
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