The calculator multiplies learner count by the entered course fee, adds entered travel/venue and learner-time costs, then applies the tax percentage you enter to course fees and travel/venue only.
Calculate your planning estimate
Worked example
The tax treatment is a planning assumption, not tax advice. Use consistent amounts excluding the entered tax and include only costs to which that rate applies in the taxable travel/venue field. Learner-time cost is kept outside that tax calculation. Check the final quotation and applicable treatment with the responsible finance person.
Use the resource
For an illustrative ten learners at R100 each, R200 taxable travel/venue, two hours per learner at R50 per hour and a user-entered 10% rate, the cash subtotal is R1,200, entered tax is R120 and learner-time cost is R1,000. The planning total is R2,320. These are fictional arithmetic inputs, not Diba prices or a South African tax-rate claim.
Worked record
| Input | Your quoted/assumed value | Basis/source |
|---|---|---|
| Learner count | — | Confirmed proposed group |
| Fee per learner excluding entered tax | — | Current quotation |
| Taxable travel/venue excluding entered tax | — | Current quotation / finance confirmation |
| Hours and hourly learner-time cost | — | Internal planning assumption |
| Tax percentage | — | Finance-confirmed treatment |
How to use it
- Use a current quotation and record its basis.
- Enter all values explicitly, including zero where appropriate.
- Check tax assumptions with finance.
- Keep the estimate separate from an accepted quotation.
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Source context
- Current Diba training catalogue
Catalogue identities, duration, audience and listed prices only.
Source context checked 6 October 2026. Examples are illustrative.
