VAT Calculator PhilippinesAdd 12%, or extract the VAT hiding inside a gross amount
Two directions, one tool. Add VAT to a net price for an invoice, or pull the VAT out of a VAT inclusive amount for your books. The extraction divisor is 112, not 12; the tool gets it right so you never have to remember.
To extract VAT from a VAT inclusive amount, multiply by 12 and divide by 112. Multiplying a gross amount by 12% overstates the VAT, the single most common VAT arithmetic error in small business books.
Output, input, and what you actually remit
The VAT you charge customers is output VAT; the VAT your suppliers charge you is input VAT. What you remit on Form 2550Q is the difference. This page computes single amounts; the VAT payable estimator handles the quarterly netting.
Questions people actually search
- Paano kunin ang VAT sa isang VAT inclusive na presyo?
- Multiply the gross amount by 12 and divide by 112. Multiplying by 12% overstates the VAT.
- Is every business 12% VAT?
- No. Businesses under the VAT threshold generally pay the 3% percentage tax instead, and some transactions are VAT exempt or zero rated.
- What form does VAT go on?
- Form 2550Q, filed quarterly, reporting output VAT less input VAT.
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