FORMULA / (PRICE − DISCOUNT) + TAX ON DISCOUNTED PRICE
FORMULA / (BILL + TIP) ÷ PEOPLE
RESULT
1,250 + 250 = 1,500
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HOW IT WORKS
CLEAR FORMULAS. USEFUL RESULTS.
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Basic arithmetic
Add, subtract, multiply, or divide two numbers. Example: 1,250 + 250 returns 1,500. Division by zero is shown as an error instead of an invented result.
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Percent and percentage change
“15% of 240” uses 15 ÷ 100 × 240 and returns 36. Percentage change compares a new value with its starting value: (new − start) ÷ start × 100.
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Discount and sales tax
A discount is removed first. Sales tax is then applied to the discounted subtotal. Local tax rules can differ, so confirm which amount is taxable where you live.
04
Tip and split bill
The tip is calculated from the entered bill, added to the total, and divided by the number of people. Rounding or service-charge rules may differ by venue.
GUIDE / MULTI CALCULATOR
EVERYDAY CALCULATIONS
Use four focused calculator modes with visible formulas. Results update in the browser and can be copied without submitting the entered values.
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HOW TO USE IT
01Choose arithmetic, percentage, discount, or tip and split.
02Enter the requested values.
03Read the result and the displayed calculation summary.
04Copy the calculation and verify important totals against local rules.
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PERCENT, DISCOUNT AND TAX
Percentage mode calculates a percent of a value or the change between two values. Discount mode removes the discount before applying the entered sales-tax rate.
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GENERAL INFORMATION ONLY
Taxability, service charges, tipping customs, and rounding rules vary. This calculator does not provide financial, tax, accounting, or legal advice.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How is percentage change calculated?
The difference between new and starting values is divided by the starting value and multiplied by 100.
Is tax applied before the discount?
No. This tool applies the discount first and tax to the discounted subtotal.
Are calculator inputs uploaded?
No. Calculations run in JavaScript in your browser.