VAT Calculator
Convert between net and gross amounts with the VAT rates of the UK and European countries, line by line if needed.
Several lines
| Description | Quantity | Unit price excl. VAT | Rate | Total excl. VAT |
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Rates checked in September 2026 (standard rate first, then reduced rates). Check the rate that applies to your product or service; amounts are rounded to the cent. Everything is calculated in your browser: nothing you type is sent anywhere.
About this tool
This free VAT calculator adds VAT to a net amount or removes VAT from a gross price, and shows the VAT amount itself. It is made for shop owners, restaurants, tradespeople and freelancers who write quotes, check invoices or set prices. On the English page, UK rates (20% and 5%) are preselected, and you can switch to eleven other European countries.
The countries include Ireland, France, Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland and more, and you can also type any custom rate. The "Reverse" button switches between net and gross, and "Copy result" copies the breakdown. The "Several lines" section adds up items with different rates and gives the VAT for each rate, the total excluding VAT and the total including VAT.
- Add or remove VAT in one step
- VAT rates for 12 European countries
- Custom rate when you need one
- Multi-line invoice with VAT per rate
- One-click copy of the result
How to use it
- Choose the country and the VAT rate, or type another rate.
- Say whether your amount is net or gross.
- Enter the amount to read the net, VAT and gross figures.
- For several items, fill in the rows under "Several lines".
Frequently asked questions
Are the amounts I type sent anywhere?
No. All calculations run in your browser; nothing you type is sent anywhere.
Is the VAT calculator free?
Yes. It is free and works without an account or sign-up.
How do I remove VAT from a gross price?
Select "Gross amount → net" and enter the price: the tool divides it by (1 + rate). For example, £120 including 20% VAT gives £100 net and £20 VAT.
Are the rates up to date?
The rates were checked in September 2026, standard rate first, then reduced rates. Always check the rate that applies to your product or service; amounts are rounded to the cent.