How to use this business & freelance hub
This hub brings together the business tools currently available for IE visitors. Start with the calculator closest to your question, enter figures that reflect your own situation, and compare more than one scenario when the decision is important.
The tools show the maths implied by the inputs. They do not replace provider quotes, professional advice, or country-specific rules that are not shown in the calculator. Review the assumptions beside each result before using it to make a decision.
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Use these supporting calculators when you need a more specific comparison or a second opinion on the same decision.
Profit Margin Calculator
Calculate gross, operating and net profit margins from revenue and cost figures. See how efficiently your business converts sales into profit at each level.
Break-Even Calculator
Calculate units or revenue needed to cover all costs and break even. Enter fixed costs, variable costs per unit and selling price to find your break-even point.
Invoice Totals Calculator
Calculate invoice totals including subtotal, VAT and discounts applied. Quickly work out what to charge clients and produce accurate figures for your invoices.
VAT Calculator
Calculate VAT at the standard, reduced or zero UK rate. Add VAT to a net price or remove VAT from a gross price to find the correct tax amount quickly.
Hourly Rate Calculator
Calculate the minimum hourly rate you need to charge as a freelancer to hit your income goal.
Markup Calculator
Calculate the selling price and profit margin from cost and markup percentage. Find the right markup to hit your target profit on any product.
Cost Per Unit Calculator
Calculate the cost per unit of any product by dividing total costs by quantity produced. Use this to set competitive prices and maintain healthy profit margins.
Break Even Analysis
Find the break-even point where revenue covers total costs. Enter fixed costs, variable costs and unit price to see how many sales you need to profit.
Cash Flow Calculator
Calculate net cash flow by totalling inflows and outflows. Track whether your business or household generates a positive or negative cash position each period.