VAT withholding calculation
With the VAT withholding calculator, you can easily calculate the VAT amount for transactions subject to withholding. Quickly find out the VAT amount allocated to the seller and the buyer based on VAT withholding rates.
Important
This tool is for information only and produces approximate results based on generally accepted calculation logic. It does not replace professional assessment of a specific case; the final calculation should be made by an authorised professional.
What is VAT Withholding?
VAT withholding is the practice of splitting and paying Value Added Tax between the seller and the buyer for specific goods and service purchases. In this system, part of the VAT is paid to the tax office by the service provider, and part of it is paid by the recipient of the service. Thanks to the VAT withholding calculator, the VAT amounts to be paid by the seller and the buyer can be easily calculated based on the transaction amount and the withholding rate.
How to Calculate VAT Withholding?
When calculating VAT withholding, VAT is first calculated over the transaction amount. Then, the specified withholding rate is applied to determine which portion of the VAT will be declared by the buyer.
The general calculation logic is as follows:
The service fee is determined
The VAT amount is calculated
The withholding rate is applied
The VAT amounts to be paid by the buyer and the seller are determined
The VAT withholding calculator performs these processes automatically, quickly showing the withheld VAT and the amount to be collected.
Which Transactions Are Subject to VAT Withholding?
VAT withholding is generally applied in specific industries and for certain types of services. The most common examples include:
Construction works and building services
Cleaning and maintenance services
Consulting and certain professional services
Staff sourcing services
The withholding rates applied to these transactions may vary. Therefore, it is important to select the correct withholding rate based on the type of transaction.