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Enter an amount and VAT rate, then choose Add VAT for net to gross or Remove VAT for gross to net. Working from gross to net is sometimes called a reverse VAT calculation; it is not the same as the VAT reverse charge.
VAT calculator FAQs
Quick answers about adding VAT, removing VAT, and using custom tax rates.
Enter the net amount, apply the VAT rate you need, and click Add VAT (Net to Gross).
The calculator then shows the VAT portion and the gross total, which is useful for invoices, quotes, and product pricing.
Enter the VAT-inclusive amount, apply the VAT rate you need, and click Remove VAT (Gross to Net).
It calculates the net amount and the VAT portion so you can work backwards from a tax-inclusive price.
Yes. The calculator supports custom VAT percentages, so it can be used for standard, reduced, or zero-rated scenarios where you need a quick estimate.
You should still confirm the correct rate and tax treatment for your jurisdiction or transaction type.
No. Removing VAT in this calculator means working backwards from a VAT-inclusive gross amount to find its net amount and VAT portion. This is sometimes informally called a reverse VAT calculation.
The VAT reverse charge is a separate tax-accounting mechanism in which the customer, rather than the supplier, accounts for VAT. This calculator does not determine whether the reverse charge applies or calculate reverse-charge obligations.