Add / Remove VAT Calculator
Add VAT to a net price or extract VAT from a gross price — instant net ↔ gross with any VAT rate.
Open calculator →Add or remove VAT in seconds — type an amount, enter any rate, and see the net, VAT and gross instantly. No signup, free forever.
Pick your country. Every tool generates a correct invoice with the legal wording your tax authority expects.
Add VAT to a net price or extract VAT from a gross price — instant net ↔ gross with any VAT rate.
Open calculator →0%-VAT invoices for intra-EU B2B and §13b UStG transactions, with the correct legal note.
Open calculator →TVA autoliquidation invoices with VAT-number validation and art. 259-1 CGI wording.
Open calculator →Inversión del sujeto pasivo — find out whether to charge IVA, reverse it, or exempt it.
Open calculator →Autoliquidação vs 23% IVA decision tool with declaration obligations.
Open calculator →Omvänd skattskyldighet for intra-EU B2B and construction (byggmoms).
Open calculator →Build facturas with the right IVA rate and IRPF retención (15%, 7% or 0%).
Open calculator →Green receipts with IVA and IRS withholding (retenção na fonte) done right.
Open calculator →20%/5%/0% VAT rates with an HMRC-compliant VAT invoice generator.
Open calculator →Plain-English explanations of the VAT rules behind the tools.
No fluff, no paywalls — just tools that get the legal details right.
Generate a legally correct reverse-charge invoice in under a minute — free, no signup.
Try a calculatorYes. Every calculator and guide on VatVolt is free, with no signup and no limits.
No. There are no accounts. All calculations happen in your browser — nothing you type into a calculator is sent to our servers.
Reverse charge flips who pays the VAT: instead of the seller charging it, the buyer accounts for it in their own VAT return. It applies to cross-border B2B supplies in the EU where the customer has a valid VAT number. See our full guide.
Germany, France, Spain, Portugal, Sweden and the UK, plus a universal add/remove VAT calculator that works with any rate.
The tools generate invoices with the wording each country's tax authority expects (for example §13b UStG for Germany or "autoliquidation" for France). They are built to the legal requirements, but they are not professional tax advice — when in doubt, check with a qualified accountant.
Rates are checked against current sources and stamped with their last-update date on each tool page.
Yes — every invoice tool prints as a clean one-page A4 document you can save as PDF or print directly.