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Discount & VAT Calculator

Discount & VAT Calculator

Discount, sales tax and final price in one pass — VAT included or excluded, all in your browser

Listed price

Price already…

Discount

VAT / sales tax

Examples

Invoice with KDV

Input
1,000 net · 10% discount · 20% VAT · excludes VAT
Output
Net 900.00 · VAT 180.00 · Final 1,080.00

VAT is charged on the discounted net — the taxed base is what you actually pay for.

What's inside the sticker price

Input
199.90 gross · 19% VAT · includes VAT
Output
Net 167.98 · VAT 31.92 · Final 199.90

Extraction divides by (1 + rate); adding 19% on top would double-count the tax.

About this tool

Prices come in two conventions: net prices that exclude VAT (B2B quotes, US sales tax) and gross prices that already include it (EU/TR retail tags). This calculator computes the full chain — discount, net, VAT, final — in either direction, charging tax only on money actually spent.

The breakdown shows every step so the arithmetic is auditable, plus an effective-change figure that reveals what a 'discount' really costs once tax is applied. Presets cover TR KDV 20%, EU 19% and UK 20%.

How to use

  1. Enter the listed price

    Type the price as printed on the tag, quote or invoice line.

  2. Pick the convention

    Excludes VAT if tax is added on top; Includes VAT if the tag already contains it.

  3. Apply discount and VAT

    Use presets or custom percentages; discount always applies before tax.

  4. Read or export

    Review the step-by-step breakdown; quantity multiplies the unit figures for line items.

Use cases

Invoice checking

Verify that a supplier's VAT line matches the net, discount and rate you agreed.

Cross-border pricing

Compare a TR KDV-inclusive tag against a US-style pre-tax quote on equal footing.

Common mistakes

Mistake:Adding VAT on top of an inclusive price

Fix:Switch to 'Includes VAT' — the tool separates the tax instead of stacking it twice.

Mistake:Computing VAT on the pre-discount amount

Fix:The discount applies first; the schedule reflects what receipts actually do.

Frequently asked questions

References & standards