Calculate 15% VAT on goods and services: add or remove tax, VAT-inclusive vs exclusive, ZATCA e-invoicing rules
Updated June 2026 โข Standard Rate: 15% โข ZATCA Compliant
In Saudi Arabia 2026, the standard VAT rate is 15%. To add VAT: multiply base price by 1.15. To remove VAT: divide total price by 1.15. Most goods and services are taxable, with exceptions for basic food, residential rent, and financial services.
Calculate Your VAT
Enter the price before VAT (exclusive) or after VAT (inclusive).
Base AmountSAR 1,000
VAT Amount (15%)SAR 150
Total AmountSAR 1,150
๐ How to Use This VAT Calculator
Our free VAT calculator helps businesses and consumers in Saudi Arabia understand their exact tax obligations for 2026. Whether you're pricing products, checking receipts, or filing returns, this tool computes 15% VAT accurately according to ZATCA regulations.
Enter Your Amount Input either the pre-tax amount (VAT-exclusive) or post-tax amount (VAT-inclusive).
Select Calculation Type Choose "Add VAT" to compute total price including tax, or "Remove VAT" to find the base price from a total.
Apply 15% Rate The calculator automatically uses the standard Saudi VAT rate of 15%.
View Breakdown See the net amount, VAT amount, and total (or reverse calculation).
Check Exemptions Verify if your goods/services qualify for VAT exemption or zero-rating.
๐ Worked Examples: VAT Calculations
Example 1: Adding VAT to Product Price
Scenario: A retailer in Riyadh sells electronics for SAR 2,000 (before VAT).
Component
Amount (SAR)
Base Price
2,000
VAT (15%)
300
Total Price
2,300
Example 2: Removing VAT from Receipt Total
Scenario: A customer in Jeddah receives a restaurant bill for SAR 1,150 (including VAT).
Component
Amount (SAR)
Total Bill
1,150
Base Amount (1,150 รท 1.15)
1,000
VAT Amount
150
Reviewed by the Saudi Utility Hub Editorial Team
Researched and fact-checked against official ZATCA guidance.
Last reviewed: June 2, 2026 | Next review: July 1, 2026
Verified against official ZATCA regulations and e-invoicing guidelines. Learn more about our review process.
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โ ๏ธ Disclaimer: All results are estimates based on publicly available Saudi government regulations and rates. Always verify important financial or legal decisions with your employer, bank, or the relevant Saudi authority (Ministry of Human Resources, GOSI, ZATCA, Jawazat, or SAMA).
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