VAT Margin Scheme Calculator 2026
Calculate VAT on the margin under the margin scheme: used cars, antiques, tourism. Enter sale and purchase price, pick the 23% or 8% rate. Free tool.
Convert net and gross prices at different VAT rates. Pick a calculator below.
Calculate VAT on the margin under the margin scheme: used cars, antiques, tourism. Enter sale and purchase price, pick the 23% or 8% rate. Free tool.
Calculate VAT instantly: net to gross or gross to net. Rates 23%, 8%, 5%, 0%. Free VAT calculator, no signup.
Calculate net value, VAT amount and gross total for up to 5 invoice line items. Supports VAT rates 23%, 8%, 5% and 0%. Free online invoice calculator.
Calculate the net amount and VAT from a gross price, or add VAT to a net price. Reverse VAT calculator for 23%, 8%, 5% and 0% rates — free online tool.
Calculate how a Polish VAT invoice is split under the MPP mechanism: how much goes to the VAT account and how much to the settlement account. Check the PLN 15,000 threshold.
Calculate Polish VAT: gross from net for rates 23%, 8%, 5%, 0% and VAT exemption. Free, instant, no signup.
The advance invoice calculator quickly computes the net amount, VAT, and gross amount based on the entered gross value and selected VAT rate (23%, 8%, 5%, 0%).
Calculate VAT on digital services sold to EU customers (OSS). Check the VAT rate applicable in the customer's country and the tax amount due.
Polish VAT (podatek od towarów i usług) is an indirect tax in force since 1993. The standard rate is 23%; reduced rates of 8% and 5% apply to many goods and services. Net price excludes VAT; gross includes it. Our calculators let you convert between both values in either direction.
VAT is an indirect tax added to the net price. The final burden falls on the end buyer.
Standard 23%; reduced: 8% and 5%; zero 0%. Some goods and services are VAT-exempt.
Net is the price without VAT; gross includes VAT. Gross = net × (1 + rate).
VAT = net × rate/100. E.g. PLN 100 × 23% = PLN 23.
Net = gross / (1 + rate/100). E.g. PLN 123 / 1.23 = PLN 100.
Active VAT payers (businesses above the PLN 200k threshold or voluntarily registered) remit VAT to the tax office.
Active VAT payers deduct input VAT (business purchases) from output VAT (sales). Private individuals cannot.
A document confirming a sale showing the net amount, rate, VAT amount and the parties' details.
Basic groceries (bread, meat, dairy) are typically at 5%; processed food often at 8%.
Results are indicative and do not constitute tax advice. Consult an accountant if in doubt.