Sales Tax Rates by State, 2026

Statewide sales tax rates for all 50 states and the District of Columbia. Statewide general sales tax rate. Mandatory statewide local add-ons in California, Utah and Virginia are included (Tax Foundation convention). City, county and special-district taxes are NOT included.

Fig. 1 Statewide sales tax rates
StateRateNote
Alabama4%
Alaska0%No statewide sales tax, but many Alaska cities and boroughs charge a local sales tax.
Arizona5.6%
Arkansas6.5%
California7.25%Includes the mandatory statewide 1.25% local add-on (state portion alone is 6%).
Colorado2.9%
Connecticut6.35%
Delaware0%No sales tax.
District of Columbia6%Scheduled to rise to 7% on 1 October 2027.
Florida6%
Georgia4%
Hawaii4%Hawaii charges a general excise tax (GET) on businesses, which is usually passed on to buyers; the amount shown on receipts is often slightly higher than 4%.
Idaho6%
Illinois6.25%
Indiana7%
Iowa6%
Kansas6.5%
Kentucky6%
Louisiana5%
Maine5.5%
Maryland6%
Massachusetts6.25%
Michigan6%
Minnesota6.875%
Mississippi7%
Missouri4.225%
Montana0%No statewide sales tax; some resort areas charge a local resort tax.
Nebraska5.5%
Nevada6.85%
New Hampshire0%No general sales tax (it taxes some items such as meals and rooms separately).
New Jersey6.625%
New Mexico4.875%New Mexico charges a gross receipts tax rather than a classic sales tax.
New York4%
North Carolina4.75%
North Dakota5%
Ohio5.75%
Oklahoma4.5%
Oregon0%No sales tax.
Pennsylvania6%
Rhode Island7%
South Carolina6%
South Dakota4.2%Reduced rate set in 2023; scheduled to expire after 2026.
Tennessee7%
Texas6.25%
Utah6.1%Includes the mandatory statewide 1.25% local add-on (state portion alone is 4.85%).
Vermont6%
Virginia5.3%Includes the mandatory statewide 1% local add-on (state portion alone is 4.3%).
Washington6.5%
West Virginia6%
Wisconsin5%
Wyoming4%

Last checked 11/04/2026. Sources: Tax Foundation: State and Local Sales Tax Rates, Midyear 2026; Sales Tax Institute: State Sales Tax Rates.

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