How much is the EA FC tax?
The EA FC transfer tax is 5%. Multiply the sale price by 0.05 to find the tax, or by 0.95 to find the coins you receive.
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Calculate your EA FC Ultimate Team transfer-market tax in seconds.
Enter the price you sold your card for. The calculator subtracts the 5% EA tax and shows how many coins you receive.
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Formula: sale price × 5% = tax
The 5% tax is rounded to the nearest whole coin before it is deducted.
EA FC TAX EXPLAINED
When an item sells on the Ultimate Team Transfer Market, EA deducts 5% of the final sale price from the seller. The buyer pays the listed price, while the seller receives 95% after tax.
The EA FC transfer tax is 5%. Multiply the sale price by 0.05 to find the tax, or by 0.95 to find the coins you receive.
The tax removes a small number of coins from the game with every sale. This helps limit market inflation and makes direct coin transfers less efficient.
Checking the after-tax amount helps you choose a listing price and avoid mistaking gross revenue for profit. Your actual trading profit is the coins received after tax minus the price you paid for the card.
Many players still call it FIFA tax. In EA SPORTS FC Ultimate Team, the transfer-market fee is also 5%, so the calculation stays the same.
QUICK EXAMPLE
If you sell a card for 100,000 coins, the 5% tax is 5,000 coins. You receive 95,000 coins.
POPULAR SALE PRICES
Use these quick examples to see how the 5% tax changes your final coin balance.
| Sale price | Tax (5%) | You receive (95%) |
|---|---|---|
| 1,000 | 50 | 950 |
| 10,000 | 500 | 9,500 |
| 50,000 | 2,500 | 47,500 |
| 100,000 | 5,000 | 95,000 |
| 1,000,000 | 50,000 | 950,000 |
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Short answers about the 5% FUT Transfer Market fee.
No. The tax is deducted from the seller's proceeds after the item is sold.
Subtract the purchase price from the coins you receive after tax. For example: sale price × 0.95 − purchase price.
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