Expenses & tax planning
VAT & tax calculator
Add or remove VAT with a clear breakdown, or use the original revenue set-aside model for a simple budget scenario.
Revenue after set-asides
£36,812.00
Before paying the expenses entered. This is not take-home profit.
Here’s the breakdown
- Starting revenue
- £52,000.00
- Revenue set-aside
- -£10,400.00
- Revenue after first set-aside
- £41,600.00
- Expenses used in tax estimate
- £15,000.00
- Amount used for tax estimate
- £26,600.00
- Illustrative tax set-aside
- -£4,788.00
- Balance after expenses
- £21,812.00
Planning mode: a percentage set-aside, not a VAT bill. The headline balance is before expenses are paid.
Figures are rounded for display. Calculations use unrounded values.
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How the calculation works
Set-aside = revenue × set-aside rate. Illustrative tax = max(revenue − set-aside − expenses, 0) × tax rate. Remaining revenue = revenue − both set-asides.
A worked example
For VAT arithmetic, adding 20% to £100 gives £120, including £20 VAT. Removing 20% VAT from £120 gives £100 net and £20 VAT.
What to allow for
- The default planning mode preserves the original arithmetic. Setting aside 20% of revenue is not the same as removing 20% VAT from an inclusive price.
- Add VAT uses net amount × (1 + rate). Remove VAT uses gross amount ÷ (1 + rate). These modes do not estimate income tax.
- VAT on purchases, VAT schemes, registration, agent/principal status, tax bands and reliefs are outside this calculator. Use an accountant for your actual liability.
Useful questions
Which mode should I use?
Use Add VAT for a price that excludes VAT, and Remove VAT for one that includes VAT. Use Revenue set-aside only to reproduce the original budgeting scenario.
Does the planning result include expenses?
The headline is before expenses are paid. The breakdown also shows the balance after those expenses so the two figures are not confused.