Age Calculator

Age Calculator

Our age calculator makes it easy to find out your current age. Just enter your birthdate, and if you want, you can add an end date too (if you’re curious about your age on a specific day). It’s user-friendly, so you can quickly see your age based on your birthdate. Other Ways to Determine Your … Read more

Carb Cycling Calculator

Simple and Effective Carb Cycling Calculator Discover how to tailor your carb intake for maximum success with a carb cycling calculator. As a seasoned personal trainer, I often encounter frustrated clients who hit the gym and follow a balanced diet plan with ironclad discipline but still can’t lose weight. In these cases, I recommend starting … Read more

Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) Calculator

Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) Calculator

The Price Elasticity of Demand shows us how sensitive the quantity of a product is to a change in price. It gives us a clear picture of how much the quantity of a product will sell if the price changes. You can get a very good idea of the buying habits of people using Price … Read more

FIFO and LIFO Calculator

FIFO and LIFO Calculator

FIFO and LIFO are two different methods of inventory valuation, they are used by both finance and accounting departments of businesses. These methods also have implications for taxation, financial reporting, and you can also use them to interpret a company’s financial health. Here is a FIFO LIFO Calculator that you can use. Just enter the … Read more

Value Added Tax (VAT) Calculator (UK)

Value Added Tax (VAT) Calculator

VAT, also known as Value Added Tax is a special type of consumption tax that is levied at each stage of production and distribution. Unlike other sales tax, the VAT is applied at multiple points of the production and distribution process. Our guide simplifies this process, making it easy to adjust prices accurately with or without VAT … Read more

MACRS Depreciation Calculator

MACRS Depreciation Calculator

MACRS stands for Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System and it is used in the United States for depreciating assets, mainly for tax purposes. In simpler terms, MACRS is a way for businesses to take into account the wear and tear of assets over a specific course of time and then take tax deductions for those … Read more