Finance Utility

VAT Calculator

Calculate tax-exclusive totals or split a tax-inclusive amount into net amount and tax.

Tax-exclusive calculation Treat the entered amount as the net amount and add VAT or sales tax.
Tax-inclusive calculation Split the final price into net amount and tax.
Custom tax rate Use common presets or enter the rate your region requires.
VAT Calculator

Tax details

Enter amount, tax rate and calculation basis. Results update instantly.

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Result

Calculation Result

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Net amount -
Tax -
Gross total -
Enter an amount to show a calculation summary.
Guide

Calculation Basis Guide

The result changes depending on whether your input is before tax or already includes tax.

Tax-exclusive amount

Use this when the entered amount is the net price. The calculator adds tax to find the gross total.

Tax-inclusive amount

Use this when the entered amount is the final price. The calculator separates net amount and tax.

Practical guide

VAT Calculator

Add a chosen VAT rate to a net amount or extract tax from a tax-inclusive total. Compare the net amount, tax and gross amount with transparent rounding.

Who this helps

  • Users checking a quote’s tax arithmetic
  • Readers separating tax from a paid total

When to use this tool

  • Add tax
  • Extract included tax

From input to a checked result

  1. 1

    Choose tax-exclusive or tax-inclusive input.

  2. 2

    Enter a whole amount from 0 to 1 trillion.

  3. 3

    Set the applicable rate from 0 to 100%.

  4. 4

    Calculate and review net, tax and gross values.

  5. 5

    Record the result and check the invoice rounding policy.

Example 1

Add tax

Input
Net 1,000; rate 10%
Result
Tax 100; gross 1,100

The entered amount is the tax-exclusive base.

Example 2

Extract included tax

Input
Gross 110; rate 10%
Result
Net 100; tax 10

Divide by 1.1; do not simply deduct 10% of the gross.

How it works

Exclusive: tax = amount × rate/100, gross = amount + tax. Inclusive: net = amount / (1 + rate/100), tax = amount − net. Calculations retain fractional values but display each amount rounded to a whole currency unit.

Limitations

  • The chosen rate is an assumption, not automatic jurisdiction or transaction classification.
  • Exemptions, reduced regimes, input-tax credits and filing rules are not assessed.
  • Whole-unit rounding may differ from invoices using cents or truncation.
  • Negative values, decimals and amounts above 1 trillion are rejected instead of silently rewritten.
Your data

Amounts and rates are processed in the browser without tool storage or uploads.

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Frequently asked questions

Is 10% appropriate everywhere?

No. It is a useful example and Korea’s general VAT rate, but the applicable rate depends on the transaction and jurisdiction.

Why do rounded parts sometimes differ from the total?

Net and tax are rounded separately for display. Check the original invoice and its rounding method.

Can I prepare a VAT return here?

No. This is a single-amount arithmetic calculator, not a filing or tax-credit system.