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VAT Calculator

Calculate net, gross, tax amount and price differences quickly and transparently for invoices, offers and price comparisons.

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Use this VAT calculator to quickly convert between net and gross amounts and directly see the included or added tax amount. This is especially useful for invoices, offers, price comparisons, calculations and everyday tax-related questions in business or private settings.

Display currencyChoose the currency symbol for entered amounts and results. No exchange-rate conversion is applied.
UnitsChoose metric, US or UK units for distance, area, volume and car consumption.
Choose whether you want to calculate from net to gross or from gross to net.
Depending on the selected mode, enter either your net or your gross amount.
Choose the appropriate VAT rate for your use case, such as 19% or 7%.
Guidance

VAT Calculator: Separate net, gross and VAT without mistakes

Everyday calculators help make quick decisions more reliably. The right unit, period and base value are essential.

How to use the result better

  • Clarify the base value first.
  • Check unit and period: per day, month, year, net or gross.
  • Calculate a second variant for plausibility.

Common mistake

Many errors come from swapped base values, mixed units or wrong periods. The result may look correct but answer the wrong question.

Why is the unit so important?

A wrong unit or period immediately changes the result and can lead to wrong decisions.

How can I quickly check the result?

Calculate a second variant or estimate roughly in your head. Large differences become easier to spot.

Next steps

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After the result, related calculators help you understand costs, alternatives and next steps more clearly.

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How to use the result well

  • Compare several scenarios: Change the key values and check how much the result changes.

  • Use related calculators: Decisions often become clearer when you also calculate costs, timeframes or alternatives.

Formula

How the result is calculated

Gross = net × (1 + VAT rate)
VAT = net × VAT rate
Net = gross ÷ (1 + VAT rate)
Included VAT = gross − net

Example

Worked example

Example: With €100 net and 19% VAT, the tax is €19 and the gross amount is €119. Conversely, €119 gross results in a net amount of €100 and an included VAT amount of €19.

What does this VAT calculator calculate?

The calculator converts a net amount into a gross amount or a gross amount back into net. It also shows the VAT amount, the price difference between net and gross and the relative tax share of the final price.

When is this calculator especially useful?

The VAT calculator is especially useful for offers, invoices, price comparisons, freelancers, small businesses and everyday financial questions. It is also helpful privately when you want to quickly understand how much of a price consists of tax.

Why are net and gross not the same?

The net amount is the price without VAT. The gross amount already includes VAT. Depending on the context, it is important to clearly distinguish between the two so that prices are compared and communicated correctly.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How do I calculate net to gross?

Multiply the net amount by 1 plus the VAT rate. At 19%, €100 net becomes €119 gross.

How do I calculate gross to net?

Divide the gross amount by 1 plus the VAT rate. At €119 gross and 19% VAT, the result is €100 net.

Is the result legally binding for tax purposes?

No. The calculator is for general information only and does not replace tax advice.

Disclaimer

Important information

This calculator is for general information only and does not replace tax or legal advice.