Use a rate from your authority notice, invoice or adviser. A limited set of country planning presets is available only where the source ledger has an authority link; selecting a country never silently applies a rate.
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Planning estimate, not a filing result
Rates, exemptions, zero-rating, levies, registration, invoice rules and withholding duties vary. Confirm the transaction and current rules before issuing an invoice or filing a return.
VAT planning workspace
Add or extract VAT
Start with your own rate. Country selection is optional and exists only to disclose whether a planning preset has an authority link.
No country selection is required for the arithmetic.
Country is optionalEnter a rate from your invoice, authority notice or adviser.
Calculation direction
Required. Enter 0 to 100.
Use any currency consistently; no amount leaves this page.
Planning result
Net amount0.00
VAT amount0.00
Total0.00
Multi-line invoice plan
Enter the rate and treatment for every line. Marking a line zero-rated or exempt is your classification, not a determination by AfroTools.
Invoice planning totals
Subtotal0.00
VAT0.00
Total0.00
Every rate and treatment was supplied by you. This output is not a tax invoice.
Neutral withholding scenario
Model a percentage of calculated VAT being retained. This does not determine whether withholding applies or who must remit it.
Enter a scenario from 0 to 100. Verify the legal treatment separately.
Scenario only
Calculated VAT0.00
VAT retained0.00
VAT not retained0.00
Supplier receipt after retention0.00
Compare rate scenarios
Compare VAT rates on the same neutral base amount. The result does not compare currencies, prices, markets or economic savings.
Rate scenario comparison
Highest-to-lowest rate spread: . No currency or savings conclusion is implied.
Calculation method and rounding
Add VAT: VAT = net × rate. Extract VAT: net = total ÷ (1 + rate). Calculations retain full precision through totals and round display values to two decimal places. Country presets are planning references, not a statement that the rate applies to your transaction.