Use our VAT calculator to quickly add VAT to any amount and calculate the total price including VAT.
Enter your price excluding VAT to instantly add VAT and see the total including tax for standard (20%), reduced (5%), or custom rates.
How to add VAT to a price
- Multiply the price by 1.20 to add 20% VAT
- Example: £100 → £120
- Use the calculator above for instant results
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How to Add VAT to a Price
To add VAT to a price in the UK, multiply the original amount by 1.20 for the standard 20% VAT rate.
This gives you the total price including VAT.
To add VAT step by step:
- Take the original price
- Multiply by 1.20 (for 20% VAT)
- The result is the total price including VAT
- Subtract the original price to find the VAT amount
Add VAT Examples
Here are some simple examples:
- £100 + VAT (20%) = £120
- £50 + VAT = £60
Use the calculator above to calculate VAT on your own amounts instantly.
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Here are some simple examples:
£100 + VAT (20%) = £120
£50 + VAT = £60
Use the calculator above to calculate VAT on your own amounts instantly.
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This is useful for pricing, invoicing, and business calculations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add VAT to a price?
Multiply the original price by 1.2 to include 20% VAT.
What is 20% VAT on £50?
20% VAT on £50 is £10, making the total £60.
How do I calculate VAT in the UK?
To calculate VAT in the UK, multiply the original amount by 1.2 to add VAT or divide by 1.2 to remove VAT.
Question:
Is VAT always 20% in the UK?
Answer:
VAT is usually 20% in the UK, but some goods and services are charged at a reduced rate of 5% or are exempt from VAT.
Question:
Do I always add 20% VAT?
Answer:
Most goods and services use the standard 20% VAT rate, but some qualify for a reduced rate of 5% or are VAT-free.
Disclaimer
This guide is for general information only. While every effort is made to ensure accuracy, we are an independent resource and not affiliated with HMRC. VAT rules can change, and their application may vary depending on your circumstances. You should consult a qualified accountant or tax professional for specific advice.