» Ireland VAT Calculator


Ireland VAT calculator to add or remove Irish VAT, convert net to gross or gross to net, and work with 23%, 13.5%, 9%, and 0% VAT rates.

This Ireland VAT calculator helps you quickly add Irish VAT to a net price or remove VAT from a gross price using common Irish rates such as 23%, 13.5%, 9%, and 0%.

  • Calculate net to gross, gross to net, or the VAT amount on its own.
  • Use Basic mode for one amount and Advanced mode for invoices with multiple rows.
  • Check totals by VAT rate, choose rounding behavior, and export CSV for invoice review and pricing checks.

For normal domestic Irish pricing, B2C is usually the right choice. Use B2B reverse charge only when that VAT treatment genuinely applies to the transaction.

Tip: This dedicated Ireland page is the fastest starting point when you want a VAT calculator already focused on typical Irish rates and invoice scenarios.

Country
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VAT rate
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Net
VAT = Net × 0.230000 = 23.00
VAT
Gross
VAT = Gross × 0.186992 = 23.00
Country: Ireland | Standard VAT: 23% | Reduced VAT rates: 21%, 13.5%, 9%, 4.8%
VAT % Net VAT Gross
Totals 0.00 0.00 0.00
Maximum 100 rows reached.
NEW
Calculation mode
Tax mode
Reverse charge enabled: VAT amount is 0.00 and net equals gross.
Rounding method
Export format

Fig. 1 · Price breakdown

$$\begin{aligned} \mathrm{Gross} &= \mathrm{Net}\times(1+r) \\ \mathrm{Net} &= \frac{\mathrm{Gross}}{1+r} \\ \mathrm{VAT} &= \mathrm{Net}\times r = \mathrm{Gross}-\mathrm{Net} \end{aligned}$$


Ireland VAT Calculator FAQ

What is the standard VAT rate in Ireland?
The standard VAT rate in Ireland is 23%. A net amount of €100 becomes €123 including VAT, and the VAT amount is €23.

What other VAT rates are commonly used in Ireland?
Ireland also commonly uses 13.5%, 9%, and 0% rates for qualifying goods and services. The correct rate depends on the supply and the applicable Irish VAT rules.

How do I remove 23% Irish VAT from a gross price?
Divide the gross amount by 1.23 to get the net amount. The VAT is the difference between the gross amount and the net amount.

Can I use this calculator for Irish invoices?
Yes. Advanced mode supports multiple invoice rows, different VAT rates, totals by rate, rounding choices, and CSV export, which is useful for invoice drafting and checking.

When should I use reverse charge mode?
Use reverse charge mode only where Irish VAT rules require that treatment for the transaction. For normal domestic consumer pricing and most standard invoices, the standard B2C mode is usually appropriate.


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