£100 before VAT, add standard-rate VAT
Amount £100.00
£100.00 + £20.00 = £120.00
- Net
- £100.00
- VAT
- £20.00
- Gross
- £120.00
Preview only: this page is never built for production. Figures come from the real maths (calc/vat.ts) on the VAT calculator spec's first example. Offers and ad slots are samples and link nowhere.
The header as built: wide here, and a wordmark with a menu button when this panel is under 640px wide. Then the open phone menu, which fills the screen on a real phone (shown inside a phone-sized frame).
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Normal, at its minimum (the − button is disabled), with help text, and invalid (a required size that is blank or 0: accent outline, aria-invalid, described by the empty-state message).
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On the V5C logbook. Bi-fuel cars use the lower figure.
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On the V5C logbook. Bi-fuel cars use the lower figure.
The £ prefix and a text field (type "£1,234.50" or paste with commas): normal, invalid (more than 2 decimal places), and a blank optional amount.
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Before VAT when adding; including VAT when removing.
Amount can only go to pence: 2 decimal places.
For the limited cost business test. Leave blank to skip the test.
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Before VAT when adding; including VAT when removing.
Amount can only go to pence: 2 decimal places.
For the limited cost business test. Leave blank to skip the test.
One selected, another selected, and a longer list that wraps.
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Real pages show it at 800px and below only; it is forced visible here. Second: the empty state.
The VAT calculator's first example: checked (the date is a gallery sample; real cards use the tool's lastFactCheck), not yet fact-checked (what every tool shows in a preview today), added to the project list, and empty (a required size is 0).
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Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
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Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
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Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
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Amount can't be 0. Enter your amount in pounds.
Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
Not yet fact-checked
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Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
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Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
Not yet fact-checked
Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
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Amount can't be 0. Enter your amount in pounds.
Add it to build one shopping list for your whole job.
Not yet fact-checked
On a wide card, then on a phone-width card.
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Button beside the text on a wide card; full width below the text on a narrow card.
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With the sample frame, and as it ships (label and reserved space only).
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Tool pages show it only when two or more tools in the group have pages. Here every tool in the group is listed, the current one raised and the others real links.
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The first article section of the VAT calculator that needs no calculator result, from the spec's copy.
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Removing VAT isn't the same as knocking 20% off the price. VAT is 20% of the price before VAT, so it is 20 parts in 120 of the price including VAT. Knocking 20% off £100 leaves £80.00, but the VAT inside £100 is only £16.67.
That is why the calculator divides by 1.2 to remove VAT, rather than multiplying by 0.8.
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Removing VAT isn't the same as knocking 20% off the price. VAT is 20% of the price before VAT, so it is 20 parts in 120 of the price including VAT. Knocking 20% off £100 leaves £80.00, but the VAT inside £100 is only £16.67.
That is why the calculator divides by 1.2 to remove VAT, rather than multiplying by 0.8.
The VAT calculator's first example, worked out by the real maths.
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Amount £100.00
£100.00 + £20.00 = £120.00
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Amount £100.00
£100.00 + £20.00 = £120.00
Primary sources, then a secondary source (tagged) and the source of a derived figure (listed, not tagged).
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Each calculator applies HMRC's published rates and rules, works in whole pence and rounds to the nearest penny. Every step is shown, and every figure links to its GOV.UK or HMRC page with the date we checked it. Before launch, each worked example is checked against HMRC's own guidance. Spot something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it and note the change.
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Each calculator applies HMRC's published rates and rules, works in whole pence and rounds to the nearest penny. Every step is shown, and every figure links to its GOV.UK or HMRC page with the date we checked it. Before launch, each worked example is checked against HMRC's own guidance. Spot something wrong? Tell us and we will fix it and note the change.