Free Sales Tax Calculators
Sales Tax Calculator by State
Calculate sales tax for any US state, county, and city. Our free calculators show exactly how much sales tax you'll pay with state, county, and city rates combined.
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AL
Alabama
4% - 11%
AK
Alaska
No State Tax
AZ
Arizona
5.6% - 11.2%
AR
Arkansas
6.5% - 11.625%
CA
California
7.25% - 10.75%
CO
Colorado
2.9% - 11.2%
CT
Connecticut
6.35%
DE
Delaware
No State Tax
DC
District of Columbia
6%
FL
Florida
6% - 8.5%
GA
Georgia
4% - 9%
HI
Hawaii
4% - 4.712%
ID
Idaho
6% - 9%
IL
Illinois
6.25% - 11.5%
IN
Indiana
7%
IA
Iowa
6% - 7%
KS
Kansas
6.5% - 11.6%
KY
Kentucky
6%
LA
Louisiana
4.45% - 11.45%
ME
Maine
5.5%
MD
Maryland
6%
MA
Massachusetts
6.25%
MI
Michigan
6%
MN
Minnesota
6.875% - 8.875%
MS
Mississippi
7% - 8%
MO
Missouri
4.225% - 11.988%
MT
Montana
No State Tax
NE
Nebraska
5.5% - 7.5%
NV
Nevada
6.85% - 8.375%
NH
New Hampshire
No State Tax
NJ
New Jersey
6.625%
NM
New Mexico
4.875% - 9.0625%
NY
New York
4% - 8.875%
NC
North Carolina
4.75% - 7.5%
ND
North Dakota
5% - 8.5%
OH
Ohio
5.75% - 8%
OK
Oklahoma
4.5% - 11.5%
OR
Oregon
No State Tax
PA
Pennsylvania
6% - 8%
RI
Rhode Island
7%
SC
South Carolina
6% - 9%
SD
South Dakota
4.2% - 6.5%
TN
Tennessee
7% - 9.75%
TX
Texas
6.25% - 8.25%
UT
Utah
4.85% - 8.85%
VT
Vermont
6% - 7%
VA
Virginia
4.3% - 7%
WA
Washington
6.5% - 10.6%
WV
West Virginia
6% - 7%
WI
Wisconsin
5% - 5.6%
WY
Wyoming
4% - 6%
How Sales Tax Works
Understanding state, county, and city sales taxes
1. State Sales Tax
Most states charge a base sales tax rate that applies to all taxable purchases. Rates range from 0% (in states like Delaware and Oregon) to 7.25% (California). Five states have no state sales tax at all.
2. County Sales Tax
Many counties add their own sales tax on top of the state rate. These local taxes fund county services, transportation, and other local needs. County rates vary significantly even within the same state.
3. City Sales Tax
Cities can also impose their own sales tax. Combined with state and county taxes, some areas have total sales tax rates exceeding 10%. This is why the same product can cost different amounts in different cities.
4. Common Exemptions
Many states exempt certain items from sales tax. Common exemptions include groceries (unprepared food), prescription drugs, and clothing. Some states offer tax holidays for back-to-school shopping or hurricane preparedness.