Add 13% VAT to a price, or work out how much VAT is inside a total that already includes it.
The price without VAT. We add 13% on top.
Uses Nepal's standard rate of 13%. Some goods and services are exempt or zero-rated; confirm with your accountant or the IRD.
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Choose "Add VAT" if your price does not include VAT yet, or "Remove VAT" if it already does.
Enter the amount in rupees. Commas are fine.
Read the amount before VAT, the VAT, and the total. Use the copy button to paste the breakdown into a quote or message.
Start from your price before VAT and show the customer the VAT and total separately, as they will see on the bill.
Take the VAT out of a VAT-inclusive total to see the taxable amount and the VAT you can claim.
Work backwards from a round price like Rs 1,500 to see what you actually keep before VAT.
The standard rate is 13%. Exports are zero-rated, and some goods and services are exempt. Check with your accountant or the Inland Revenue Department for your specific items.
Divide the total by 1.13 to get the amount before VAT. The VAT is the total minus that amount. For Rs 11,300, the amount before VAT is Rs 10,000 and the VAT is Rs 1,300.
Because the 13% was added to the smaller, pre-VAT amount. Taking 13% off Rs 11,300 gives Rs 9,831, which is Rs 169 too low.
No. Only businesses registered for VAT with the IRD may charge it and issue VAT bills. A PAN-only business should not add VAT to its prices.
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