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adam b | How do you calculate the VAT content of a purchase ? |
with UK VAT now at 15% how do I work out how to calculate the VAT proportion of a product.
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http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/vat/rates-explained.htm |
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suerye
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I disagree with the previous answer. If VAT is included in the price, you work out the VAT portion:
price x 3/23 |
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raysor
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there are various ways. One is to divide by 115 and multiply by 15 to get the vat. The gross amount (or cost) is 115% |
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mikeouk2000
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take whatever the total price is and muliply it by 6 then divide by 46, this gives you the vat content at 15%
eg £672 mulitiplied by 6 = 4032
4032 divided by 46 = £87.65
£672 minus £87.65 = £584.35
£584.35 x 15% = £672
david c,,do your maths, £8.50 plus 15% is £9.77, your getting mixed up with the differance between 15% on top of a price and 15% in a price |
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SimonC
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If the price of the item already includes VAT then the amount of VAT included will be 3/23 of the selling price. IE price divided by 23 then mutiplied by 3 to get the amount of VAT.
If the price of the item does not include VAT then the amount of VAT to be added will be 3/20 of the ex VAT price. IE price divided by 20 then multiplied by 3. 3/20 = 0.15, so you could just multiply by 0.15 instead to get the same answer. |
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Derke N
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Multiply the total cost by 3 and divide that by 23 to give the VAT portion. So a price of £35 includes £4.56 VAT.
But if the price before VAT is £35 the amount of VAT can be found by multiplying by 3 then dividing by 20 (or 0.15). i.e. £5.25 giving a total price of £40.25 |
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Inner City Sumo
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Price x 0.15 = VAT |
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dave by the sea
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15% is 15p in £1.00 so £10 would be + £1.50 = £11.50
If the total is £10.00 then £1.50 is vat making the product £8.50 + 15%
Hope this is what you mean |
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Bonita
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Price x 15% (much easier than all that complicated stuff above. Just do it on a calculator) |
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