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Tomnova16
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just a quick one
what is the calculation for working out VAT @ 15% from a total, i know the 17.5% one but cant find a 15% one, cheers in advance


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http://www.contractorcalculator.co.uk/vatcalculator.aspx

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To get the net figure it is gross divided by 1.15

ie. £115

£115/1.15 = £100

edit - When you say total i thought you meant gross not net

[Edited on 03-08-2009 by corsa_tomtom]
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3rd Aug 09 at 08:55   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

the 17.5% one is total divided by 47 * 7.
is there one the same as this for 15%


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So are you trying to put VAT onto a figure or get the VAT element out of a figure (gross)?

[Edited on 03-08-2009 by corsa_tomtom]
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Nope say you have £117.50 as a total inc vat
vat @ 17.5%
117.50 / 47 = 2.5
times by 7 = £17.5

the total / 1.15 does work but gives you the net which you have to subtract from the total, the other way is just quicker as it gives you the vat as the answer.
Cheers for your quick replys though guys


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Gross/1.15 then the figure you get times it by 0.15

ie. £115 inc VAT

£115/1.15 = £100

£100*0.15 = £15

£15 is the VAT element of £115
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times by 3 then divide 23

So (115 * 3) / 23 = 15

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No, divide by 23 then times by 3.
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thats the one cosmo/davey cheers

[Edited on 03-08-2009 by Tomnova16]


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tbh what I said is exactly the same as what Davey said, but it is correct.

Its imprinted on my brain after just finishing our Q2 VAT return
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
tbh what I said is exactly the same as what Davey said, but it is correct.

Its imprinted on my brain after just finishing our Q2 VAT return

just doing my first one now, pain in the arse


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You're late with it, should of been in last day in July.

Wouldnt worry too much though, have handed a few in late.
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
No, divide by 23 then times by 3.


Because that makes such a difference
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no mate got till end of august to get it in, the 1/4ly ones start from august 1st


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quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
No, divide by 23 then times by 3.


Because that makes such a difference


Yes I know, was taking the michael.
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quote:
Originally posted by Tomnova16
no mate got till end of august to get it in, the 1/4ly ones start from august 1st


Eh?

Are you doing a 1/4erly return? So Jan to Mar, to be in end of April. Apr to Jun, to be in end of July.
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1st one so one month, 01/07 till 31/07


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Number devided by 115 X 100 is what we do at work for cyclescheme quotes
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That works out the price before VAT, not the value of the VAT
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Suppose, but then you just take away that number from the original one, and then you get the vat
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Yep.. but he wanted the simple equation.
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Am I missing something, or are you lot all making it look harder than it is to work out 15% of a total?

Just do 10% of the total, then add half of that amount again
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working out 3/23rds is just as easy as that.
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No it isn't. 10% of anything is easy, and halving that amount isn't that hard either.

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