Calculate VAT easily

With the VAT calculator, you can calculate two common situations:

1. From net price to gross price
Enter the price excluding VAT and choose the VAT rate. The calculator shows the VAT amount and the final price including VAT.

2. From gross price to net price
Enter the price including VAT and choose the VAT rate. The calculator shows how much of the price is VAT and what the net price is.

What is VAT?

VAT, or value added tax, is a consumption tax added to the price of goods and services. Businesses collect VAT from customers and report and pay it to the Finnish Tax Administration according to their VAT period.

For entrepreneurs, VAT is an important part of pricing, invoicing and bookkeeping. When selling a product or service, you need to know whether the price is excluding or including VAT and which VAT rate applies.

Common VAT rates in Finland

The standard VAT rate in Finland is 25.5%. Finland also has reduced VAT rates, including 13.5% and 10%, which apply to specific goods and services. The reduced 13.5% rate replaced the previous 14% rate from 1 January 2026.

Always check the Finnish Tax Administration’s guidance if you are unsure which VAT rate applies to your business.

VAT formulas

To calculate the gross price from the net price:

Gross price = net price × (1 + VAT rate / 100)

Example with a net price of €100 and VAT rate of 25.5%:
€100 × 1.255 = €125.50

To calculate the net price from the gross price:

Net price = gross price / (1 + VAT rate / 100)

Example with a gross price of €125.50 and VAT rate of 25.5%:
€125.50 / 1.255 = €100

Who is this VAT calculator for?

This VAT calculator is useful when you want to quickly check:

• how much VAT is included in an invoice
• the net price of a product or service
• the gross price of a product or service
• how VAT affects your pricing
• how much you should charge your customer
• how much VAT is included in a purchase receipt

It is especially helpful for sole traders, freelancers, small business owners and anyone dealing with VAT-inclusive or VAT-exclusive prices.

VAT and sole traders in Finland

A sole trader should clearly separate net price, VAT amount and gross price. This makes invoicing, bookkeeping and pricing easier.

If your business is VAT registered, your sales usually include VAT. The customer may see the gross price, but in bookkeeping the sale and the VAT amount must be recorded separately.

Kletta helps sole traders manage income, expenses, receipts and tax-related tasks in one simple app.