Taxes
VAT Calculator
Add or remove Value Added Tax at any rate and see the full net / gross breakdown
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Gross amount (incl. VAT)
₹11,500.00
How the VAT Calculator works
Value Added Tax (VAT) is a consumption tax added to the price of goods and services at each stage of the supply chain. This tool lets you add VAT to a net price, or strip out the VAT already contained in a gross price.
Add VAT:
Remove VAT:
VAT = Amount × Rate / 100 • Gross = Amount + VATRemove VAT:
Net = Amount / (1 + Rate / 100) • VAT = Amount − Net
Enter any rate you need — VAT rates differ by country and product category, so the custom field lets you match your local rate exactly.
Why use it
Detailed features
Any VAT rate
Quick presets for common rates plus a custom field for your exact local rate.
Add & reverse VAT
Calculate forward from a net price or backward from a VAT-inclusive total.
Clear breakdown
Instantly see the net amount, the VAT portion and the gross total side by side.
On the go
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Frequently asked questions
Most goods and services moved to GST in 2017. VAT still applies in limited cases such as some petroleum products for certain states and legacy contracts. Many people search VAT for simple tax math on old invoices.
VAT was charged on the value added at each stage with input tax credit. For a quick estimate on a single price, enter amount and VAT rate like any sales tax.
GST is a unified national tax with CGST, SGST or IGST. VAT was state-level and varied by product. For new business billing in India, GST is the norm.
The math is the same percent on amount. Select or enter the rate that applies in that country. Indian GST tools may use different default slabs.
Divide the inclusive price by one plus rate percent to get the pre-tax base. The difference is the VAT portion. Our calculator does this when you pick inclusive mode.
Most former VAT dealers now file GSTR under GST. If you are unsure which regime applies to you, ask a local CA.
This is a helper for arithmetic only. Official returns need your books and applicable law. Not tax advice.
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