UAE VAT Calculator

Our UAE-based online VAT calculator provides rapid accurate computations to all users including entrepreneurs and accounting professionals along with consumers.

UAE VAT Calculator
UAE VAT Calculator
Add VAT
Remove VAT
Amount AED 0.00
VAT 5% AED 0.00
Total Amount AED 0.00

Key Features of Our VAT Calculator

The quick calculator interface requires users to input values which leads to instant output of inclusive or exclusive VAT totals.

The calculator allows you to evaluate VAT at either 5% UAE standard rates or define a personalized VAT rate.

The calculator provides an option for adding VAT to amounts or subtracting it from totals.

This interface system was built to operate easily so non-accountants can understand it without difficulty.

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How to Use the UAE VAT Calculator

You need to select between calculating the price including VAT or determining the price without VAT application.

Enter the total quantity that needs VAT calculation. This could be:

  • You should input the unadjusted product cost, which needs TAX calculations.
  • The total amount with VAT enables extraction of the VAT value.
  • Standard 5% VAT (default)
  • Customers can enter alternative VAT rates when needed instead of using a standard 5% VAT.

The calculator will automatically display:

  • Original Amount
  • VAT Amount
  • Total Amount Including VAT

Examples of VAT Calculation

WHAT IS VAT?

Most goods and services require VAT (Value Added Tax) as a consumption tax for payment. The government enforces VAT through businesses that serve as tax collection agents for the government. The United Arab Emirates launched VAT with a general 5% tax on January 1st, 2018.

  • Every business that sells taxable goods together with services needs to charge VAT before sending it to public authorities.
  • Businesses collect VAT from consumers by including it in their selling prices for most of their products.
  • VAT-registered freelancers and small businesses need to charge customers and forward these payments to the authority.

Companies must register for VAT if their total turnover exceeds AED 375,000 per year, yet those making more than AED 187,500 per year can choose to self-register for the tax. Registered businesses must:

  • Charge VAT on taxable sales
  • File VAT returns with the Federal Tax Authority (FTA)
  • All businesses need to maintain detailed records containing both VAT invoices and payment transactions.

How to Calculate VAT Payable?

VAT Payable = VAT on Sales – VAT on Purchases

✔️ Use our VAT Return Calculator to ensure compliance and avoid fines.

What is VAT
Who Needs to Pay VAT

Why VAT Calculation is Important

For Businesses

  • Proper pricing becomes achievable through Dimsum.
  • The software supports correct VAT reporting together with FTA regulations compliance.
  • Acute pricing errors, which could result in disciplinary actions or fines, can be avoided through its implementation.

For Consumers

  • The system shows you the amount of VAT that is paid during your purchases.
  • You can conduct transparent receipt and invoice examinations through this method.

VAT Calculation in UAE for Different Scenarios

How to Calculate VAT in Construction Companies?

Construction organizations need to determine VAT amounts that apply to their purchased supplies, employment costs, and purchased duties. Businesses pay VAT on their production costs before they subtract these amounts from their payable output VAT.

How to Calculate VAT on Purchases?

Business expenses that have been paid need VAT deduction through the input VAT calculation method.

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UAE VAT Refunds and Exemptions

01

VAT Refund for Tourists

The Tax-Free Shopping Program enables overseas visitors to receive VAT refunds for their purchases from registered retail stores they visit in the UAE.

02

Product & Services

There exist particular products and services that receive exemption from VAT taxation.

  • Residential properties (some cases)
  • Local transport
  • Certain educational services
  • Some healthcare services

Frequently Asked Questions

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