VAT Calculator 2026
This VAT calculator adds or removes VAT in seconds. Enter an amount, pick a rate and see the amount without VAT, the VAT and the amount with VAT instantly, using 2026 rates for Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Poland.
Calculation settings
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VAT 21%Amount without VAT
VAT amount
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With VAT
0.00 EUR
Amount with VAT
VAT amount
0.00 EUR
Without VAT
0.00 EUR
*Results are for information only. The exact VAT rate for a specific product or service is set by the national VAT law and tax authority guidance.
VAT rates in Latvia 2026
| Rate | Applies to |
|---|---|
| 21% | Standard rate: all other goods and services |
| 12% | Medicines and medical devices, public transport, household heating, tourist accommodation; from 1 Jul 2026 bread, milk, poultry and eggs (pilot) |
| 5% | Books and press, Latvian-grown fresh fruit, berries and vegetables, infant food |
| 0% | Exports, intra-EU supplies, international transport |
Rates are listed for guidance. The rate for a specific product or service is defined by the national VAT law.
When you must register for VAT
VAT registration is mandatory once taxable turnover in a calendar year exceeds EUR 50,000.
Frequently Asked Questions
In 2026: Latvia 21%, Lithuania 21%, Estonia 24%, Poland 23%. The standard rate applies to every product and service that the law does not assign a reduced or 0% rate.
Multiply the amount without VAT by 1.21. Example: 100 EUR × 1.21 = 121 EUR with VAT, of which VAT is 21 EUR. In the calculator enter 100 and the 21% rate – the result is under “Amount without VAT”.
Divide the amount with VAT by 1.21 (for a 21% rate). Example: 121 EUR ÷ 1.21 = 100 EUR without VAT, and the VAT is 21 EUR. A common mistake is to subtract 21% from 121 EUR – that gives 95.59 EUR, which is wrong. In the calculator choose “Amount with VAT”, enter 121 and the 21% rate.
Latvia: 12% (medicines, public transport, household heating, tourist accommodation) and 5% (books, press, Latvian fresh fruit, berries and vegetables, infant food). Lithuania: 12% (accommodation, passenger transport, culture and sport events) and 5% (books, press, medicines, heating). Estonia: 13% (accommodation) and 9% (press, books, medicines). Poland: 8% (housing construction, hospitality, passenger transport) and 5% (basic food, books, press, baby products). All four apply 0% to exports and intra-EU supplies.
When your taxable turnover within a year exceeds the registration threshold: Latvia 50,000 EUR, Lithuania 45,000 EUR, Estonia 40,000 EUR, Poland 240,000 PLN. Below the threshold registration is usually voluntary (in some cases, e.g. when buying services from abroad, it is mandatory even below the threshold). Voluntary registration can pay off if your customers are VAT payers and you want to deduct input VAT.
Yes. You set the VAT rate per line and the net amount, VAT and total are calculated automatically – also with several rates on one invoice.