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About this tool
Choose whether your amount includes VAT and enter the rate relevant to your calculation. The calculator shows the net amount, tax and total in EUR, rounded to cents. It calculates the numbers; it does not determine which tax rate applies.
How to use it
- Enter the amount in EUR and a VAT rate from 0 to 100%.
- Choose Including VAT or Excluding VAT.
- Read the net amount, VAT and total.
Common questions
Can I use a different rate from the suggestions?
Yes. Type your own percentage, including a decimal rate.
How is VAT removed from a price?
The inclusive amount is divided by one plus the rate expressed as a fraction. For example, 121 at 21% gives a net amount of 100.