VAT Ready Reckoner: VAT on Common Amounts at 20% and 5%
Look up VAT due on common amounts at 20% and 5% without a calculator: add and remove tables, the divide-by-6 and divide-by-21 shortcuts, rounding rules, and a worked quarter check.
Look up VAT due on common amounts at 20% and 5% without a calculator: add and remove tables, the divide-by-6 and divide-by-21 shortcuts, rounding rules, and a worked quarter check.
Add VAT, remove VAT and extract it with the VAT fraction, with worked UK examples at 20 percent and 5 percent and the mistake to avoid.
When to issue a credit note, what it must include under UK VAT rules, and how to calculate the credit, with a worked example.
South Africa VAT is 15 percent. Learn how to add and extract VAT, the R2.3m registration threshold from April 2026, and zero-rated vs exempt rules.
UAE VAT at 5 percent explained for freelancers: how to add and remove it, zero-rated vs exempt supplies, and the AED 375,000 registration threshold.
When your client accounts for the VAT instead of you: who the reverse charge applies to, invoice wording, worked examples and the exact VAT return boxes.
Dutch BTW rates at 21, 9 and 0 percent, with add and remove formulas, a mixed-rate worked example, and the 20,000 euro KOR decision framework.
Ireland VAT rates for freelancers: 23, 13.5, 9, 4.8 and 0 percent, with add and remove formulas, a mixed-rate worked example and the registration thresholds.
Germany charges VAT at 19 percent standard and 7 percent reduced. Learn what each rate covers, netto to brutto formulas, and the Kleinunternehmer rules.
France TVA rates at 20, 10, 5.5 and 2.1 percent explained: HT vs TTC formulas, a mixed-rate worked invoice, extraction fractions and franchise thresholds.