Greece VAT Calculator & Rate
Greece VAT calculator
VAT = 100.00 × 24% = 24.00; gross = 100.00 + 24.00 = 124.00
How much is VAT in Greece?
In Greece the tax is known as ΦΠΑ.
AADE: regular rate 24% (since 1/6/2016), reduced 13%, super-reduced 6%. Rates cut by 30% (17% / 9% / 4%) apply on Leros, Lesvos, Kos, Samos and Chios and, from 1 January 2026, on other North Aegean, Samothrace and Dodecanese islands with up to 20,000 inhabitants (AADE circular E.2113/2025; not for tobacco products or means of transport).
Greece VAT worked examples
| Rate | Tax share of a gross price | Net 100 → tax / gross | Net 1,000 → tax / gross | Gross 100 → tax / net | Gross 1,000 → tax / net |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 24% standard | 24/124 ≈ 19.3548% | 24.00 / 124.00 | 240.00 / 1,240.00 | 19.35 / 80.65 | 193.55 / 806.45 |
| 13% | 13/113 ≈ 11.5044% | 13.00 / 113.00 | 130.00 / 1,130.00 | 11.50 / 88.50 | 115.04 / 884.96 |
| 6% | 6/106 ≈ 5.6604% | 6.00 / 106.00 | 60.00 / 1,060.00 | 5.66 / 94.34 | 56.60 / 943.40 |
What each VAT rate applies to in Greece
| Rate | Applies to | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 13% | Reduced rate, for example basic products such as bread, milk, meat, fish, olive oil, cheese, pasta, flour, cereals, vegetables, coffee and tea; stays in tourist accommodation; residential care services; operation of restaurants, cafes and pastry shops | aade.gr |
| 6% | Super-reduced rate, for example medicines, books, newspapers, magazines, theatre and concert tickets, electricity and natural gas | aade.gr |
| 17% / 9% / 4% | Rates reduced by 30% (24→17, 13→9, 6→4) on Leros, Lesvos, Kos, Samos, Chios and, from 1 January 2026, on islands of the North Aegean, Samothrace and the Dodecanese with up to 20,000 inhabitants (list in the annex of circular E.2113/2025); not for tobacco products or means of transport | diavgeia.gov.gr |
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Worked in whole cents: the tax is rounded to the nearest cent (half a cent goes up) and the other amount is the difference, so the boxes always add up. From a gross amount the tax is gross × rate ÷ (100 + rate); from a typed tax amount the net is worked back and your tax amount stays as typed. Your tax authority may set its own rounding rules for invoices.
Add VAT: gross = net × (1 + rate ÷ 100). Extract VAT: tax = gross × rate ÷ (100 + rate), and net = gross − tax.
Not tax advice. Rates were last verified on the date shown; confirm with the linked official source before invoicing.