VAT calculators
9 free calculators covering vat, on 2026/27 and 2025/26 UK rates. Every result shows the bands and assumptions behind it, so you can check the numbers before you act on them.
Regulated by
Regulated & AML supervisor
AAT fellow member
Xero Gold PartnerCertified advisor
QuickBooks PartnerCertified ProAdvisor100+ yearsCombined team experienceFully insuredUp to £2m indemnityVAT calculator
Add or remove UK VAT at 20%, 5% or 0%, and check your position against the £90,000 VAT registration threshold.
2026/27VAT flat rate scheme calculator
Compare VAT flat rate scheme output against standard VAT accounting for 2026/27, including the limited cost trader rate, to see which method keeps more cash.
2026/27Making Tax Digital for Income Tax checker
Check whether Making Tax Digital for Income Tax applies to you in 2026/27 based on your self-employment and property income, and when your obligations start.
2026/27VAT partial exemption calculator
Estimate how much input VAT you can recover under the standard partial exemption method for 2026/27 and whether you fall within the de minimis limits.
2026/27Tour Operators Margin Scheme (TOMS) calculator
Work out VAT due under the Tour Operators Margin Scheme for 2026/27 on the margin between what you charge customers and what you pay suppliers for travel services.
2026/27UK VAT add and remove calculator
Add or remove UK VAT at 20%, 5% or zero rate from any amount for 2026/27, instantly showing the net, VAT and gross figures for invoicing or bookkeeping.
2026/27VAT annual accounting scheme calculator
Work out your monthly or quarterly payments on account under the VAT annual accounting scheme for 2026/27 and the balancing payment due with your annual return.
2026/27VAT margin scheme calculator
Calculate VAT due under the second-hand margin scheme for 2026/27 on the difference between what you paid and what you sold an item for, not the full sale price.
2026/27VAT registration threshold calculator
Check whether your rolling 12-month taxable turnover means you must register for VAT in 2026/27, using the current £90,000 threshold and deregistration limit.
Browse