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United Kingdom Calculators and Tools

Calculators built for the UK: VAT at 20%, 5% and 0%, PAYE income tax and National Insurance, and stamp duty. Every tool links to GOV.UK and shows when it was checked.

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Featured United Kingdom tool

VAT Calculator

Add VAT to a net price or take it out of a gross total in one step. Most goods and services in the UK carry the 20% standard rate, some carry the 5% reduced rate and others are zero-rated, and you can also enter any other rate. The calculator shows the net amount, the VAT and the gross amount side by side.

Tax Calculators Checked 29 Oct 2026 Runs in your browser
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Worked example

£120 including VAT at 20%. The VAT is £120 × 20 ÷ 120 = £120 ÷ 6 = £20.00, so the net price is £100.00. Adding VAT the other way, £100 × 20% = £20 and the gross price is £120.00. At the 5% reduced rate, £100 net becomes £105.00 gross.

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Why trust the numbers

Checked against the official source

A calculator is only as good as its rates. Every United Kingdom tool shows where its numbers come from and when they were last checked.

Source linked

Each tool links to the law, notice or tariff it uses.

Date shown

The last-checked date sits on every tool page.

Worked example

A step-by-step example lets you check the maths yourself.

Recently checked

Updated when a budget, tariff or price changes
DateToolSource
VAT Calculator
Income Tax Calculator
Stamp Duty Calculator
Inheritance Tax Calculator
Take-Home Pay Calculator

FAQ

United Kingdom tools, explained

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Where do the rates come from?

Each tool links to the official notification, law or policy it uses, for example HMRC and GOV.UK for VAT, income tax and National Insurance, and shows the date it was last checked.

How often are the rates updated?

Whenever the government or regulator changes them. Most tax changes start on 6 April with the new tax year, and VAT changes are announced in the Budget.

Are these calculators free?

Yes. Every United Kingdom tool is free, needs no account and works on mobile and desktop.

Are my numbers saved?

No. The calculators run in your browser, so the amounts, salary or marks you enter are never sent to us or stored.

Can I rely on the result for official filing?

Use the result as a careful estimate. For a tax return, invoice dispute or application, the official notice or the department always has the final word, which is why every tool links to its source.