Total to pay
— EGPIt does not decide whether a transaction is taxable and does not cover exemptions, zero-rating, Table Tax, withholding tax or special rates.
Egypt VAT · standard 14% rate
Calculate an invoice-style total from quantity, discount and taxable extras. Switch between VAT-exclusive and VAT-inclusive pricing without uploading customer or invoice data.
Total to pay
— EGPIt does not decide whether a transaction is taxable and does not cover exemptions, zero-rating, Table Tax, withholding tax or special rates.
It does not decide whether a transaction is taxable and does not cover exemptions, zero-rating, Table Tax, withholding tax or special rates.
Use VAT-exclusive for a net quote. Use VAT-inclusive when the amount already contains the standard tax.
Quantity, discount and taxable extras remain separate so you can reconcile the result instead of trusting a black box.
The 14% arithmetic can be exact while the tax treatment is wrong. Check exemptions and special rates before issuing a document.
Calculation boundary
Law 149 of 2026 retains the general 14% VAT rate. ETA’s electronic-document guidance calculates sales from quantity and unit price, applies commercial discounts to reach net sales, and adds VAT to the taxable amount. Masr Pocket mirrors that simple standard-rate path and shows a five-decimal reconciliation.
The tool was checked on 2026-08-29. It is not an ETA e-invoice generator and does not cover exempt, zero-rated or specially taxed supplies.
The general rate is 14%. Law 149 of 2026 replaced Article 3 while retaining the 14% general rate that applies from fiscal year 2017/2018.
Choose “Prices exclude VAT”. The calculator applies discounts, adds the taxable extras you enter, and multiplies that taxable base by 14%.
Choose “Prices include VAT”. The calculator divides the inclusive amount by 1.14, then shows the difference as the VAT component.
No. Exemptions, zero-rated supplies, Table Tax, withholding tax, medical-equipment rules and other special treatments require the correct legal classification.
No. It is a private estimate and does not issue, sign, submit or validate an electronic invoice or receipt.