VAT in the United Kingdom was imposed in 1973, replacing the Purchase Tax. Although the rate was at first 10% on almost all business activities, the rate has been moving up and down. It is the third-largest source of taxation revenue for the government. Due to its specific rates and continuous use, we have generated […]
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This blog is dedicated to making VAT calculations crystal clear and more natural. We have been putting our efforts into making calculations easier and simpler through our VAT calculator. Since VAT is implied in a number of countries, especially the countries attached to the European Union, there lays versatility in the rates and legislative structure of VAT among different countries. Along with the calculator, we are doing our thorough research into every country’s value-added taxation rules and providing you composed and compiled information. So you can just give them a read and have the answers to your questions or confusion.
In this section, you will find articles on all the countries where VAT is observed. Each of them includes information about VAT like:
- A brief history and current rates of VAT.
- How to register or deregister to VAT?
- What are the eligibility criteria for businesses or individuals to get registered?
- Prevailing VAT schemes and their pros & cons.
- How to calculate VAT rates?
Vat Calculator South Africa | Current Vat Rate in 2021 is 15%
From the times’ Vat has been imposed in SA, a prominent change is observed in its rate. Therefore, to help you through this, we have generated a VAT calculator for South Africa. All you need is select your country and enter your amount and have your calculated results in a split second. Vat Calculator South […]
Vat Calculator Online 2021 | with the updated vat rates
As you know, rates can be updated anytime. So, we have also given you the option to modify the default rate yourself. We have created this vat calculator due to rapid changes in Vat rates. Default / pre-set rates of every country have been already set, but some countries could have a high or low […]
