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Invoice quantity, discount and VAT · €40.00 × 3 · −15% · 21% · VAT added to price

From unit price and quantity to discount and final invoice. Inspect VAT-inclusive pricing and rounding differences. €40.00 × 3 · −15% · 21% · VAT added to price

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Initial example result
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Gross amount€123.42
Net amount€102.00
Total VAT€21.42

Initial example inputs: Unit price, EUR: 40.00; Quantity: 3; Discount, %: 15; Selected VAT rate, %: 21%; VAT in the entered price: VAT added to price

Applicable context: A VAT rate selected in a calculation does not establish that the transaction qualifies for it. Check the applicable rate, tax treatment and required invoice details before issuing an invoice. Value Added Tax Law · Sections 41, 42 and 125

Change the example inputs

Gross amount€123.42
Net amount€102.00
Total VAT€21.42
Reduction in final amount€21.78

3 × 34.0000 EUR → €102.00

€102.00 + €21.42 = €123.42

Gross before discount: €145.20

Difference from entered gross target: €0.00

Invoice lines
LineQuantityNet unit priceSelected VAT rate, %Line net amount
1334.0000 EUR21%€102.00
VAT totals by rate
Selected VAT rate, %Net amountTotal VATGross amount
21%€102.00€21.42€123.42

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What can I verify in this example?

From unit price and quantity to discount and final invoice. Inspect VAT-inclusive pricing and rounding differences. €40.00 × 3 · −15% · 21% · VAT added to price

Which assumptions should I change for my transaction?

VAT rates here are input assumptions. Check the applicable rate and legal basis for the actual transaction; this example does not establish VAT registration.

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