Formula
The tax is calculated first, then added:
Price after tax = net + net × rate
The sales-tax page leads with the tax amount. This page leads with the gross price.
Assumptions
- One rate applies to the whole net price.
- The price you type does not already include tax.
Worked example
An $80 net price at 10% tax costs $88.00 after tax.
Input definitions
- Price before tax
- The net amount.
Limitations
This is an estimate, not a loan offer, tax filing, or investment advice. The currency control changes the symbol only.
Questions
How is this different from VAT?
The VAT page leads with the tax. This page leads with the price the buyer pays.
What if the price already includes tax?
Use the tax-inclusive page.