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Sales Tax Calculator

Add sales tax to any price or remove it from a total. Pick a state for its current state and average local rates, or type your exact local rate.

Rates checked on Oct 29, 2026

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Your result

Price with tax$107.25
Tax
$7.25
1Price before tax$100.00
2Tax$7.25
3Price with tax$107.25
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Examples at 7.25%

AmountTax addedTotal with taxTax inside a tax-included amount
$10.00$0.73$10.73$0.68
$50.00$3.62$53.63$3.38
$100.00$7.25$107.25$6.76
$250.00$18.13$268.13$16.90
$500.00$36.25$536.25$33.80
$1,000.00$72.50$1,072.50$67.60
$5,000.00$362.50$5,362.50$338.00

Sales tax by state

StateState rateAverage combined
Alabama4%9.46%
Alaska0%1.82%
Arizona5.6%8.54%
Arkansas6.5%9.48%
California7.25%9.03%
Colorado2.9%7.89%
Connecticut6.35%6.35%
Delaware0%0%
District of Columbia6%6%
Florida6%6.98%
Georgia4%7.56%
Hawaii4%4.5%
Idaho6%6.03%
Illinois6.25%8.98%
Indiana7%7%
Iowa6%6.94%
Kansas6.5%8.71%
Kentucky6%6%
Louisiana5%10.13%
Maine5.5%5.5%
Maryland6%6%
Massachusetts6.25%6.25%
Michigan6%6%
Minnesota6.875%8.14%
Mississippi7%7.06%
Missouri4.225%8.44%
Montana0%0%
Nebraska5.5%6.98%
Nevada6.85%8.24%
New Hampshire0%0%
New Jersey6.625%6.6%
New Mexico4.875%7.68%
New York4%8.54%
North Carolina4.75%7.1%
North Dakota5%7.09%
Ohio5.75%7.29%
Oklahoma4.5%9.06%
Oregon0%0%
Pennsylvania6%6.34%
Rhode Island7%7%
South Carolina6%7.49%
South Dakota4.2%6.11%
Tennessee7%9.61%
Texas6.25%8.2%
Utah6.1%7.42%
Vermont6%6.43%
Virginia5.3%5.77%
Washington6.5%9.57%
West Virginia6%6.6%
Wisconsin5%5.72%
Wyoming4%5.39%

Questions people ask

How do I calculate sales tax?
Multiply the price by the rate: $100 at 8.25% is $8.25 of tax, $108.25 in total. To remove tax from a total, divide by 1 + the rate: $108.25 ÷ 1.0825 = $100.
Which states have no sales tax?
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon have no statewide sales tax, although some Alaska and Montana localities charge their own.

Reviewed by Soufyane S.. Last updated Oct 29, 2026. How we check numbers

Estimates for information only, not tax, legal or financial advice. Check with an adviser or the official tax authority.