VAT and GST calculator
Add tax to a price, or take it back out, at any rate.
Standard rates as of 2026. Rates change and many countries have reduced rates too, so check yours and type any rate you need.
Gross price (including tax)
Enter a price and a tax rate to see the net price, tax and gross price.
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How to use VAT & GST calculator
Add or remove tax
Add tax to a price before tax (net), or remove it from a price that already includes tax (gross).
Enter the price and rate
Type any rate, or pick a country’s standard VAT or GST rate from the list.
Read net, tax and gross
See all three amounts and how they were worked out. Copy the answer with one click.
Why use Utils365
Removes tax correctly
Takes the tax out of a gross price by dividing, not by subtracting the rate, which would remove too much.
Rates for 15 countries
Standard rates for the UK, Ireland, Germany, France, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, India, Japan and more.
Any rate you need
Reduced rates, state sales tax or a new rate: type it in and the answer updates as you type.
Private by design
Your prices stay in your browser. Nothing is sent or stored.
Frequently asked questions
How do I add VAT to a price?
Multiply the net price by 1 plus the rate as a decimal. At 20%, 100 × 1.2 = 120, of which 20 is VAT.
How do I remove VAT from a price?
Divide the gross price by 1 plus the rate as a decimal. At 20%, 120 ÷ 1.2 = 100, so the VAT is 20. Taking 20% off 120 would give 96, which is wrong.
How much is the VAT in a price that includes it?
Divide the gross price by 1 plus the rate, then take the result from the gross price. A shortcut at 20% is to divide by 6: 120 ÷ 6 = 20. For 10% GST, divide by 11.
What’s the difference between VAT and GST?
Very little for working out prices. Both are taxes added at each sale and paid by the final buyer. The UK, Ireland, the EU and South Africa call it VAT, while Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Singapore and India call it GST.
Are the country rates up to date?
They’re the standard rates as of 2026, but rates change and many countries also have reduced rates for food, books and other goods. Check your tax authority and type the rate you need.