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Saudi VAT Calculator

Type an amount in Saudi riyals to add 15% VAT to it, or to extract the VAT already included in a total. The calculator shows the net amount, the VAT and the VAT-inclusive amount, rounded to the nearest halala. It covers the standard rate only and gives an estimate, not tax advice.

Enter calculation details

Calculation currency: SAR

Published standard rate: 15%

Result

Enter the requested details, then select Calculate.

How to calculate 15% VAT in Saudi Arabia

  1. Type the amount in the Amount field; Arabic-Indic digits are accepted too.
  2. Under VAT calculation, choose Add VAT to a net amount or Extract VAT from a VAT-inclusive amount.
  3. Click Calculate.
  4. Read the Net amount, VAT, VAT-inclusive amount and Rate in the Result panel.

When to use a Saudi VAT calculator

  • A shop owner in Jeddah pricing a product at 200 SAR before VAT and finding the 230 SAR shelf price.
  • A freelancer checking the 15% VAT line on a quote before sending it to a Saudi client.
  • An employee filing an expense claim who needs the VAT portion of a receipt that only shows the total.
  • A shopper working out how much of a 115 SAR bill is tax.

How this calculator works

Add VAT multiplies the entered net amount by 15%; extract VAT divides a VAT-inclusive amount into its net amount and VAT portion using the same rate.

Example

A net SAR 100 amount produces SAR 15 VAT and a SAR 115 VAT-inclusive total.

Saudi VAT Calculator: frequently asked questions

How do I remove 15% VAT from a total price?

Divide the VAT-inclusive amount by 1.15 to get the net amount; the difference is the VAT. For example, 115 SAR contains 100 SAR net and 15 SAR VAT, which is what Extract VAT from a VAT-inclusive amount shows.

What is the VAT rate in Saudi Arabia?

15%. It is the standard rate published by ZATCA, in effect since 1 July 2020, and the calculator links that source with its last verification date.

How does the calculator round the VAT?

To the nearest halala, rounding half up. When extracting VAT, the VAT is the total minus the rounded net amount, so the two always add up to the amount you entered.

Does it handle zero-rated or exempt items?

No. It applies the standard 15% rate only and does not decide whether a supply is zero-rated, exempt or out of scope. Treat the result as an estimate and check ZATCA guidance or a tax adviser for your case.

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