Enter a price and your tax rate to add tax to a net price or take it back out of a gross price. Paste a list of prices and get net, tax and gross for each one, with totals.
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The starting numbers are only an example. US sales tax isn’t one rate: it depends on the state, county and city, and in many states marketplaces such as Amazon, Etsy and eBay collect it for you under marketplace facilitator rules. Check your state’s revenue department or your tax adviser for the rate and rules that apply to you. Currency changes the symbol only.
| Item | Net | Tax | Gross |
|---|---|---|---|
| Total |
r is your percentage ÷ 100. 20% is 0.2.tax = net × r and gross = net × (1 + r). 100 at 20% is 20 tax, 120 gross.net = gross ÷ (1 + r) and tax = gross − net. 120 at 20% is 100 net, 20 tax.r ÷ (1 + r). At 20% that’s 16.67%, which is why taking 20% off a gross price gives the wrong net.Net price to gross price at any rate, with the tax amount shown.
Gross price back to net by dividing, not by taking the rate off.
Paste up to 500 prices, with names if you like, and get a table with totals.
The table copies as columns that paste straight into a spreadsheet.
UK, German and Canadian example rates, each linked to the official page it came from.
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Add tax to a net price, or remove it from a gross price.
Type the rate that applies to your product, or start from an example.
One price, or paste a list of them, one per line.