VAT calculator
This free VAT (value-added tax) calculator does two things: it adds VAT to a net amount, or extracts the tax from a VAT-inclusive amount. Pick a country and its standard rate is filled in: Georgia 18% (დღგ), Azerbaijan 18% (ƏDV), Armenia 20% (ԱԱՀ). Results are shown in that country's currency (₾, ₼, ֏). It speeds up invoice and price calculations for businesses, sellers and accountants.
Rates: rs.ge (GE), taxes.gov.az (AZ), src.am (AM) — checked 2026-10.
How the calculation works
There are two modes. In 'Add', VAT = amount × rate / 100 and the total = amount + VAT. In 'Extract', the amount you enter is treated as VAT-inclusive; the net = amount / (1 + rate/100) and the VAT is the difference. Shortcut: at 18% the VAT is 18/118 of the gross (~15.25%); at 20% it is 1/6 (~16.67%). You can also type any rate yourself (e.g. 0%).
Worked example
Adding 18% VAT to 1,000 ₾ gives VAT of 180 ₾ and a total of 1,180 ₾. Extracting VAT from 1,180 ₼ gives a net of 1,000 ₼ and VAT of 180 ₼. In Armenia at 20%, a VAT-inclusive 1,200 ֏ contains 200 ֏ of VAT.
Frequently asked questions
What are the VAT rates in Georgia, Azerbaijan and Armenia?
The standard rate is 18% in Georgia, 18% in Azerbaijan and 20% in Armenia. Exports and some other supplies are zero-rated or exempt.
How do I remove VAT from a price?
Divide the gross by 1.18 (or 1.2 in Armenia) to get the net; the difference is the VAT. Or choose 'Extract VAT' and let the calculator do it.
When must a business register for VAT?
Georgia: taxable supplies above 100,000 GEL in any 12 consecutive months. Azerbaijan: taxable turnover above 200,000 AZN within 12 months (2025 rule; a higher limit for retail and services was announced for 2026 — check taxes.gov.az). Armenia: roughly 115 million AMD of turnover.
What does 'Extract' do?
It works the net amount and tax back out of a VAT-inclusive figure.
Can I change the rate?
Yes, you can enter any percentage rate.
Is this an official tax service?
No — it is a free information tool from Bazarla, not a government site. Official rules are on rs.ge, taxes.gov.az and src.am.