There is no single US sales tax rate — each state sets its own, from 0% to 7.25% in 2026. Pick your state below; its base rate is pre-filled.
There is no federal sales tax in the US: each state sets its own rate, and counties and cities often add more on top. Pick your state below — the calculator opens with that state's base rate already entered, and you can type in a combined local rate if you know it.
Five states charge no statewide sales tax: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. Only Alaska lets local governments add their own general sales tax.
It is the rate the state itself charges statewide, before any county, city or district taxes. This hub lists the base rate for all 50 states plus DC, verified against the Tax Foundation's 2026 midyear data.
Because counties, cities and special districts can add their own taxes on top. Your combined rate depends on the delivery address — each state calculator lets you type in a combined rate if you know it.
Five: Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon. Only Alaska lets local governments add their own general sales tax; the other four collect none at all.
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There is no single US sales tax rate — each state sets its own, from 0% in five states to 7.25% in California. Pick your state below to get its 2026 base rate.
California, at a 7.25% statewide base rate — the highest of any state. Counties and cities can add local taxes on top, so the combined rate at an address can be higher still.
