Sales Tax & Tip Calculator

Add sales tax and a tip to your bill, then split the total evenly across the table

Enter your meal or service bill to get the full amount due once local sales tax and the tip are added — and if you're splitting the check, see exactly what each person owes.

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How to use

  1. Enter the total bill amount (the pre-tax price of the food or service).
  2. Enter your local sales tax rate (%).
  3. Enter the tip percentage (for example, 15% or 18%).
  4. Choose whether the tip is figured on the pre-tax bill or the post-tax total.
  5. Enter how many people are splitting the check to see the per-person share.

FAQ

Should you tip on the pre-tax bill or the total after tax?
Traditionally, the tip is calculated on the pre-tax bill — the food and service alone. That said, most card readers now default to suggesting tips on the post-tax total, so use the tip-basis tabs to compare both and decide what feels right for the situation.
What if the bill already includes an automatic service charge — do I still need to add a tip?
Some restaurants in the US and Canada, especially for larger parties (often 6 or more), automatically add a service charge (typically 18–20%) directly to the check. Check your receipt for a line labeled "service charge" or "gratuity" before you calculate — if it's already there, set the tip percentage to 0% here so you don't end up paying twice.
What if the bill already includes an automatic service charge — do I still need to add a tip?
Some restaurants in the US and Canada, especially for larger parties (often 6 or more), automatically add a service charge (typically 18–20%) directly to the check. Check your receipt for a line labeled "service charge" or "gratuity" before you calculate — if it's already there, set the tip percentage to 0% here so you don't end up paying twice.

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