- Pick your starting point — a price without IVA, or one that already includes it.
- Spain's 21% standard rate is set for you, and the custom box takes 10% or 4% without reloading.
- The net, IVA and gross figures update together the moment you calculate.
- Everything is computed on your machine; no figures are sent anywhere.
- Canary Islands bills show IGIC instead — roughly 7% via the custom option, though it is not IVA.
VAT Calculator Spain (21%)
Split Spanish IVA off any price in one step. Type an amount, pick add or remove, and the net, tax and gross figures appear straight away.
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Sources: European Commission. Rates last verified October 2026. Estimates only — see our editorial policy.
Frequently asked questions
What is the standard VAT rate in Spain?
Spain's standard VAT rate (IVA) is 21%. Reduced rates of 10% and 4% apply to food, health products and books.
How do I remove 21% IVA from a gross price?
Divide the gross amount by 1.21. For example €121 ÷ 1.21 = €100 net, with €21 of IVA included.
Canary Islands VAT?
The Canary Islands do not use mainland IVA; they charge IGIC at roughly 7%, which you can calculate with the custom-rate option.
Is this Spain VAT calculator free?
Yes, entirely free with no signup. It comes preset at 21% IVA, and reduced rates like 10% and 4% are available through the custom option.
What is taxed at the 4% super-reduced rate?
Basic foods like bread, milk, eggs, cheese, fruit and vegetables, plus books, newspapers and medicines.
Do I have to register for Spanish VAT from my first sale?
Yes. Unlike most of the EU, Spain has no general registration threshold for resident businesses, so registration is required from the start of trading.
What is Modelo 303?
The quarterly self-assessment form most Spanish businesses use to report IVA. It is filed four times a year, or monthly for large companies.
Estimates are for guidance only and are based on published 2026/27 rates. Always confirm with a qualified professional for financial decisions.