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VAT Calculator
Add or remove VAT, or find the VAT rate
Gross price (including VAT)
120
- Net price
- 100
- VAT at 20%
- 20
How it was calculated
- VAT = 100 × 20% = 20
- Gross = 100 + 20 = 120
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How the vat calculator works
Value added tax is charged as a percentage of the net price: gross = net × (1 + rate). To remove VAT from a gross price, divide by (1 + rate); subtracting the rate from the gross price gives the wrong answer because VAT was charged on the smaller net amount.
Standard rates include 20% in the UK and France, 19% in Germany, 21% in Spain and the Netherlands, 22% in Italy and 25% in Sweden and Denmark. Many countries also have reduced rates for food, books and other essentials.
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This is an educational estimate, not a lender quote, tax filing calculation or investment recommendation. Actual costs depend on current rules, fees and your circumstances. Verify important decisions with official sources and a qualified adviser.
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