Add VAT to a net price or extract it from a gross price, at the 20% standard rate or the 10%, 5.5%, and 2.1% reduced rates. Enter an amount and pick a rate.
France charges VAT (TVA) at a 20% standard rate and reduced rates of 10%, 5.5%, and 2.1%. Adding VAT multiplies the net (HT) by the rate. Removing VAT divides the gross (TTC) by one plus the rate to recover the net.
The 20% rate applies to most goods and services. On a net price of 100 the VAT is 20 and the gross is 120.
10% covers restaurant meals and some services, 5.5% most food and books, and 2.1% certain medicines and press. Confirm the category before you apply a reduced rate.
HT (hors taxes) is the net price. TTC (toutes taxes comprises) is the gross. Add to go from HT to TTC, remove to go the other way.
Rates and rules change. The sources below are the authoritative reference for French VAT.
This is an example estimate based on the amount and rate entered. It is not tax advice. The applicable rate depends on the goods or services. Verify against the source below.
Rivane applies the right VAT rate on every invoice and rolls it into your returns, so a single calculation becomes an audit-ready record.
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