Saudi Arabia VAT Calculator
Add 15% VAT to a net amount, or extract the VAT portion from an inclusive price. Built for invoices, quotes and quick double-checks.
How VAT works in Saudi Arabia
Value-Added Tax (VAT) was introduced in Saudi Arabia on 1 January 2018 at a single standard rate of 5%, governed by Royal Decree A/152 of 2017 (KSA VAT). Most goods and services in Saudi Arabia are taxed at 5%; a small set of supplies are zero-rated (taxable at 0%) or exempt (no VAT charged, no input VAT recoverable).
A consultant invoices a Riyadh client SAR 10,000 (excl. VAT). The 15% VAT line is SAR 500, so the invoice total is SAR 10,500.
If the same consultant later receives a tax invoice showing SAR 11,500 incl. VAT, the implied net is 11,500 ÷ 1.15 = SAR 10,000 and the recoverable input VAT is SAR 1,500.
Quick formulas
To add 15% VAT: net × 1.15 = inclusive.
To extract 15% VAT: inclusive ÷ 1.15 = net; VAT = inclusive − net.
Frequently asked questions
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Reference only. This calculator implements public formulas from Saudi Arabia Zakat, Tax and Customs Authority; it does not replace professional tax advice. Always reconcile against your TRN-issued tax invoices.