GCC VAT Calculator
Calculate VAT in seconds for any GCC country. Add or exclude tax, see net and gross amounts, and download a professional PDF estimate for your records.
United Arab Emirates VAT Calculator
AED · Federal Tax Authority (FTA)
Saudi Arabia VAT Calculator
SAR · Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority (ZATCA)
Oman VAT Calculator
OMR · Oman Tax Authority
Qatar VAT Calculator
QAR · General Tax Authority (GTA)
Kuwait VAT Calculator
KWD · Ministry of Finance
Bahrain VAT Calculator
BHD · National Bureau for Revenue (NBR)
Iraq VAT Calculator
IQD · General Commission of Taxes
Worked examples: the same net price, different VAT
For an ordinary domestic standard-rated sale by a VAT-registered supplier, a net price of 1,000 becomes 1,050 in the UAE and Oman, 1,150 in Saudi Arabia and 1,100 in Bahrain, in the respective local currency. Currency values are not equivalent; these examples compare arithmetic, not purchasing power.
United Arab Emirates — 5%
AED 1,000 net × 5% = AED 50 VAT; total AED 1050.
Inclusive-price, discount and input-tax examplesSaudi Arabia — 15%
SAR 1,000 net × 15% = SAR 150 VAT; total SAR 1150.
Inclusive-price, discount and input-tax examplesOman — 5%
OMR 1,000 net × 5% = OMR 50 VAT; total OMR 1050.
Inclusive-price, discount and input-tax examplesBahrain — 10%
BHD 1,000 net × 10% = BHD 100 VAT; total BHD 1100.
Inclusive-price, discount and input-tax examplesWhy removing VAT is not subtracting the rate
Saudi VAT of 15% applies to the net price. SAR 1,150 inclusive divided by 1.15 gives SAR 1,000 net and SAR 150 VAT. Subtracting 15% of SAR 1,150 would remove SAR 172.50, which is incorrect. The tax fraction of an inclusive total is rate ÷ (100 + rate).
Qatar, Kuwait and Iraq require a different interpretation
Qatar and Kuwait have not implemented VAT. Their zero defaults represent no-VAT illustrations, not zero-rated supplies within a VAT regime. Iraq is not a GCC member and has no general GCC-style VAT system; sector-specific taxes require separate review. Follow the country links for examples and verification sources.
Verify the current tax position and supply classification before invoicing. Calculations are estimates, not tax invoices or authority submissions. Oman, Bahrain and Kuwait currencies use three decimal subdivisions; the calculator's existing two-decimal display is not a guarantee of locally compliant invoice rounding.