Gross – net calculator

How to calculate VAT using our calculator?

Enter the amount and choose the VAT rate –
the calculator does the rest for you.

  • Enter a net or gross amount
  • Select the VAT rate
  • CALCULATE

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FAQ

What is VAT?

VAT (Value Added Tax) is a consumption tax placed on the value added to goods and services. It’s also known as a turnover tax. VAT rates are regulated by governments, so they vary by country: for example, in the Netherlands (BTW), Belgium (BTW or TVA), Germany (USt), and Poland.
The rate you need to apply depends on the country where the service or sale takes place.

Who is the gross-to-net calculator for?

As an entrepreneur, when setting the price of your goods or services, you need to account for VAT. Knowing the VAT amount helps you avoid pricing errors. Calculate both gross and net amounts so you can offer your clients the right price. For your convenience, the calculator works both ways.

Do I have to pay VAT as a ZZP (self-employed person) in the Netherlands?

Most entrepreneurs in the Netherlands are required to charge and pay VAT. However, there are exceptions—for instance, small businesses using the so-called Kleineondernemersregeling (KOR) may be exempt from VAT.

Do I still need the VAT calculator if I use eFaktura.nl?

The calculator is useful for quick pricing estimates. But when you create an invoice or quote in eFaktura.nl, all VAT calculations happen automatically – both net and gross – based on European rounding standards.
Your totals are always accurate, calculated to two decimal places, whether you’re converting from net to gross or the other way around.
This means your invoices are not only professional but also fully compliant.

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After the trial period just choose the package that best suits your company.
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RDW KVK VIES

eFaktura.nl software
works with KVK RDW VIES and KBO databases.

Every software feature was created accordingly with tax systems of the country, where your company is located.