Markup and Margin Calculator (Eritrea)
Price a job from your cost, see the markup and the margin side by side, and get the Sales tax figure that goes on the invoice. Everything runs on your device.
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- Updated for 2026
- Last reviewed October 2026
- Reviewed by the Owoode team
- Nfk ERN
- Sales tax
- TIN
- A4
- English
Charge
Nfk 1,400.00
excluding Sales tax
- Cost
- Nfk 1,000.00
- Profit
- Nfk 400.00
- Total on the invoice
- Nfk 1,400.00
That is a 40% markup and a 28.57% margin.
Eritrea has no single national rate, so no tax is added here.
The rate on this page comes from public sources and has not yet been checked against the tax authority's current schedule. Confirm it before you rely on it.
Price rules that affect your markup
Price control rests on the Unfair Trade Practices Proclamation No. 125/2002. Under Article 4 the Minister of Trade and Industry can declare goods or services to be "declared articles" when they are in short supply or subject to unfair trade practices, and then fix maximum prices or a price formula, set on the advice of a committee named by the Ministers of Trade and Industry and of Finance. The factors include cost of production, cost of transport, turnover, losses and a fair profit to the seller.
A dealer may not sell a declared article above the fixed price (Article 5), and the Minister may order a seller to refund the excess to the buyer. Orders are issued through the Gazette of Eritrean Laws, notices or circulars (Article 8), so check the current notice for your product. Where no maximum price can be worked out, the Minister may fix one by written order (Article 7). Ask the Ministry of Trade and Industry for the current list of declared articles.