Calculate Argentina's IVA at the general, reduced, or utility rate, forward or in reverse.
To add IVA, multiply the net amount by the rate and add it to the net. To remove IVA from a total, divide the total by (1 + rate) to get the net, and the difference is the IVA.
These are Argentina's three general IVA rates. Some goods and services have special treatment (exempt, not taxed, withholdings) that this calculator does not cover — verify the exact treatment with AFIP.
To add IVA to a net amount, multiply it by the rate (21%, 10.5%, or 27%) and add that to the net. To remove IVA from a total, divide the total by (1 + rate); the difference between the total and that net figure is the IVA. Example: a 1,000 ARS net amount at 21% gives IVA of 210 and a total of 1,210 ARS.
| Rate | IVA | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 21% (general) | 210.00 | 1,210.00 |
| 10.5% (reduced) | 105.00 | 1,105.00 |
| 27% (utilities) | 270.00 | 1,270.00 |
It applies to certain goods like unprocessed meat, fruit, vegetables, and grains, plus some services such as passenger transport and certain construction work. The exact list is set by Argentina's IVA law and its regulations, not by this calculator.
The increased 27% rate applies to metered sales of gas, electricity, and water when the buyer is a registered VAT taxpayer (responsable inscripto) or monotributista using it for another taxed activity, rather than their own home.
Not directly. Monotributo is a simplified regime where IVA is bundled into the fixed monthly fee and not itemized on a factura C. This calculator is useful for registered taxpayers (responsables inscriptos) who do need to itemize IVA.
Argentina has its own rates (21%, 10.5%, 27%), different from Spain (21%, 10%, 4%) or other harmonized VAT countries. Always use Argentina's specific calculator to avoid applying the wrong rate.
This calculator applies only the three general IVA rates to the amount entered. It does not account for exemptions, untaxed items, withholdings, or the simplified monotributo regime — verify the exact tax treatment of your transaction with AFIP or an accountant.