Calculate Spanish IVA for 2026. Enter the base (excl. IVA) or total (incl. IVA) and see the full breakdown at 21 %, 10 %, or 4 %.
How to use the IVA Calculator
Choose the direction: base to total (add IVA) or total to base (remove IVA).
Enter the amount in EUR.
Select the IVA rate: 21 % general, 10 % reducido, or 4 % superreducido.
See the base, IVA amount, and total instantly.
Enter a base imponible to compute the IVA amount and the total, or enter a total to work backwards and extract the base imponible. The calculator applies the Spanish IVA rate you choose for 2026.
Spain uses three IVA rates: 21 %, 10 %, and 4 %. Pick the rate that matches your goods or service, and the breakdown updates for that rate.
Starting from the base means IVA is added on top to reach the total. Starting from the total means the calculator separates out the base imponible and the IVA already included in the price.
The rates here are the Spanish ones, so the tool is built for Spain rather than other IVA or VAT systems. Confirm which rate applies to your specific case before relying on the numbers.
Use the result as a quick estimate, not tax advice, and official figures may differ. All calculations run in your browser, and no data is sent to any server.
Frequently asked questions
Spain has three IVA rates in 2026. The general rate is 21 % and applies to most goods and services. The reducido rate is 10 % and covers hospitality, passenger transport, housing, and non-essential foods. The superreducido rate is 4 % and applies to basic foods (bread, milk, eggs, fruit, vegetables), books, and medicines.
The base imponible is the price before IVA. IVA is calculated on the base imponible. The total price (precio con IVA) is the base plus the IVA amount.
Divide the total price by (1 + rate/100). At 21 %: base = total / 1.21. At 10 %: base = total / 1.10. At 4 %: base = total / 1.04. This calculator does the division for you.
Yes. The rates shown (21 %, 10 %, 4 %) are the standard Spanish IVA rates for mainland Spain and the Balearic Islands. The Canary Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla have different indirect tax regimes.
This tool is for general information only and is not financial, tax, or legal advice. Results are estimates that depend on your situation and current rules, so check the official source or a qualified professional before you act.
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