Take control of your finances and compliance with our instant
online VAT calculator. Whether adding VAT to quotes or removing
it from supplier invoices, our tool gives instant results — no
spreadsheets, no stress. With the calculator, you get to:
Switch VAT rates – use 20% (standard), 5%
(reduced), and 0% (zero).
Get net and gross amount – calculate the net
by inputting the gross amount and adding the VAT rate to the
net to get the gross amount.
GBP compatible – specifically designed for UK
VAT calculations and ensuring HMRC compliance.
VAT Calculator
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Value Added Tax (VAT) is a consumption tax added on most
goods and services. VAT-registered businesses add tax to goods and
services from the production stage to the distribution stage.
If a company's yearly taxable income exceeds £90,000, it is
obligated to register for VAT. If your company's total taxable
turnover is expected to exceed £90,000 within the next 30 days,
you must register for VAT.
Businesses have the option to voluntarily register for VAT before
they exceed the VAT thresholds.
Our VAT number registration services assist businesses in
effortlessly acquiring a VAT number and initiating the process of
charging their customers. VAT assists businesses in reclaiming tax
on goods and services acquired from suppliers and manufacturers.
Once you become VAT registered, you must comply with HMRC and file
VAT returns every quarter of the year. Our VAT returns filing
service is effective and fast to ensure your VAT returns are filed
before the deadline. Errors and late filing of VAT returns result
in penalties that go up in 16 days, then after 31 days, until it
is paid in full.
Invoice vs. Payment VAT
Calculation
Businesses have two alternatives when calculating VAT: accrual
accounting and cash accounting. Typically, VAT is calculated with
the ‘accrual accounting method’, which is based on the invoice
date rather than the payment date.
For example, if you received an invoice in April and payment is to
be made in July, the VAT will be included in the April VAT return.
The cash accounting method is mostly used by smaller businesses,
which calculate VAT based on the payments received. To use this
method, businesses must meet certain criteria, such as being VAT
registered and having a taxable turnover of £1.35 million or less
in the next 12 months.
VAT Rates in the UK
20%
Standard Rate
Most goods and services, such as marketing, furniture, adult
clothing, jewelry, and many more, fall under the standard
rate.
5%
Reduced Rate
This applies to goods and services taxed at a lower rate, such
as electricity, children's car seats, gas, elderly mobility
aids, and more.
0%
Zero Rate
Goods and services that fall under this rate are VAT taxable
but charged at 0%, which include children's clothes and shoes,
books, most food, and drinks.