VAT Calculator (Gulf)
Add or remove VAT at 15% (Saudi) or 5% (UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman).
| Net price (before VAT) | — |
| VAT amount | — |
| Gross price (with VAT) | — |
Standard rates only. Zero-rated and exempt items follow your country tax authority rules.
How to use the VAT Calculator (Gulf)
- Enter the amount and pick Add VAT or Remove VAT.
- Choose your country rate (15% Saudi, 5% UAE/Qatar/Bahrain/Oman) or a custom rate.
- Read the VAT amount and the net and gross totals instantly.
VAT Calculator (Gulf) FAQs
What is the VAT rate in Saudi Arabia?
15% since July 2020. Most goods and services in Saudi Arabia carry 15% VAT, with a few zero-rated or exempt categories such as certain financial services and residential rents.
What is the VAT rate in the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman?
5% in the UAE, Bahrain and Oman, and 5% in Qatar under its VAT framework. This calculator includes a 5% option for all of them, plus a custom rate if your item falls under a different treatment.
How do I add VAT to a price?
Multiply the net price by (1 + rate). For example, a 100 SAR net price at 15% becomes 115 SAR, with 15 SAR of VAT. Pick "Add VAT" here and the tool does the math for you.
How do I remove VAT from a gross price?
Divide the gross price by (1 + rate). For example, a 115 SAR gross price at 15% contains 15 SAR of VAT and a 100 SAR net price. Pick "Remove VAT" here to see the split.
Is this VAT calculator tax advice?
No. It is a simple arithmetic tool for the standard rates. Zero-rated and exempt items, special sectors and registration thresholds follow your country tax authority rules — check with them or a tax adviser for business decisions.
Free VAT Calculator (Gulf) — Add or Remove 15% & 5% VAT
This free Gulf VAT calculator adds or removes VAT at the rates shoppers and businesses actually use — 15% in Saudi Arabia and 5% in the UAE, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman — with a custom rate for anything else.
How to use it, step by step
- Enter your amount and choose Add VAT or Remove VAT.
- Pick the country rate or enter a custom percentage.
- Read the VAT amount plus the net and gross totals instantly.
Popular uses
- Shoppers: check what a price really includes before you pay.
- Small businesses: quote net and gross prices correctly on invoices.
- Freelancers: split a gross payment into your fee and the VAT portion.
- Students and accountants: practise VAT add and remove calculations.