How it works
For a standard-rate supply: gross = net × (1 + country rate); net = gross/(1 + country rate). Display gross and both components.
Input definitions
- Amount in chosen local currency
- Enter the value in the labeled unit.
- EU member country
- Choose Austria / Belgium / Bulgaria / Croatia / Cyprus / Czechia / Denmark / Estonia / Finland / France / Germany / Greece / Hungary / Ireland / Italy / Latvia / Lithuania / Luxembourg / Malta / Netherlands / Poland / Portugal / Romania / Slovakia / Slovenia / Spain / Sweden.
- Amount entered is
- Choose Before VAT / Including VAT.
A worked example
- Amount in chosen local currency
- 100
- EU member country
- Austria
- Amount entered is
- Before VAT
Assumptions & limits
27 EU member-country STANDARD rates only; does not determine whether VAT is chargeable or the correct place of supply. Excludes reduced/zero/special rates, exemptions, imports, reverse charge and special territories (including Canary Islands, Azores and overseas regions). Use the appropriate local currency consistently; 2-decimal illustration.
Sources & review
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Method updated 2026-10-17. Content checked against the stated method and examples. Our verification approach.
Common questions
Does a tax estimate include every credit, relief and payroll deduction?
Only items explicitly listed in the supported scope are included. Check the stated tax year, country, income definition and exclusions before comparing with an official return or payslip.
How does the EU VAT by country — standard rates tool work?
For a standard-rate supply: gross = net × (1 + country rate); net = gross/(1 + country rate). Display gross and both components.
What are the assumptions and limits of EU VAT by country — standard rates?
27 EU member-country STANDARD rates only; does not determine whether VAT is chargeable or the correct place of supply. Excludes reduced/zero/special rates, exemptions, imports, reverse charge and special territories (including Canary Islands, Azores and overseas regions). Use the appropriate local currency consistently; 2-decimal illustration.