Mehrwertsteuer-Rechner — Amount (€) ₹1,000

Name: Mehrwertsteuer-Rechner — Amount (€) ₹1,000
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With amount (€) of ₹1,000, the vat amount is EUR190.

Last updated: 7 April 2026·Source: Bundeszentralamt für Steuern — Umsatzsteuer

Amount (€) (EUR)

Enter net (excl. VAT) or gross (incl. VAT) depending on direction

VAT Rate

Calculation Direction

Net Amount (excl. VAT)

EUR100

VAT Amount

EUR19

Gross Amount (incl. VAT)

EUR119

Germany's standard VAT rate is 19%. The reduced rate (7%) applies to food, books, newspapers, public transport, and cultural services. Some supplies (medical, financial) are VAT-exempt.

What is the Mehrwertsteuer-Rechner?

Mehrwertsteuer (MwSt) is Germany's value-added tax. The standard rate is 19% (Regelsteuersatz). A reduced rate of 7% (ermäßigter Steuersatz) applies to essential items including food, books, newspapers, museums, and local public transport. Businesses registered for VAT charge MwSt to customers and remit it to the Finanzamt.

Formula

Gross = Net × (1 + rate). VAT = Gross − Net. Or: Net = Gross ÷ (1 + rate).

Net: = Price excluding VAT
r: = VAT rate (0.19 or 0.07)
Gross: = Price including VAT

How to use the Mehrwertsteuer-Rechner

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Step 1
Enter the amount.
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Step 2
Select 19% or 7%.
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Step 3
Choose whether you are adding VAT to a net price or removing it from a gross price.
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Step 4
View the breakdown instantly.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the VAT rate in Germany in 2025?

19% standard rate and 7% reduced rate. Germany had a temporary 16%/5% reduction in H2 2020 but returned to standard rates from 1 January 2021.

Which items have 7% VAT in Germany?

Food (not restaurant meals), books, newspapers, magazines, hotel accommodation, public transport tickets, cinema and museum tickets, flowers, and firewood.