Sales taxes in the United States
Summary table
Notes: These states tax food but give an income tax credit to compensate poor households: Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

Sales taxes in the United States

Section Title: Summary table
Table Section Text: Notes: These states tax food but give an income tax credit to compensate poor households: Hawaii, Idaho, Kansas, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Wyoming.

State federal district or territory	Base sales tax	Total with max local surtax	Groceries	Prepared food	Prescription drug	Non-prescription drug	Clothing	Intangibles

Alabama	4%	13.5%

Alaska	0%	7%

Arizona	5.6%	10.725%

Arkansas	6.5%	11.625%	0.125%+

California	7.25%	10.25%

Colorado	2.9%	10%

Connecticut	6.35%	6.35%	1%

Delaware	0%	0%

District of Columbia	5.75%	5.75%	10%

Florida	6%	7.5%	9% (max)

Georgia	4%	8%	4% (max)

Guam	4%	4%

Hawaii	4.166%	4.712%

Idaho	6%	8.5%

Illinois	6.25%	10.25%	1%+	8.25%+	1%+	1%+

Indiana	7%	7%	9% (max)

Iowa	6%	7%

Kansas	6.5%	11.5%

Kentucky	6%	6%

Louisiana	5%	12%	7.0% (max)

Maine	5.5%	5.5%	8%

Maryland	6%	6%

Massachusetts	6.25%	6.25%	7% (max)	> $175

Michigan	6%	6%

Minnesota	6.875%	7.875%	10.775% (max)

Mississippi	7%	7.25%

Missouri	4.225%	10.85%	1.225%

Montana	0%	0%

Nebraska	5.5%	7.5%	9.5% (Omaha)

Nevada	6.85%	8.25%

New Hampshire	0%	0%	9%

New Jersey	6.625%	12.875%

New Mexico	5.125%	8.688%

New York	4%	8.875%	> $110

North Carolina	4.75%	7.50%	2%	8.50% (max)

North Dakota	5%	8%

Ohio	5.75%	8%	Dine-in

Oklahoma	4.5%	11%

Oregon	0%	0%

Pennsylvania	6%	8%

Puerto Rico	10.5%	11.5%	1%

Rhode Island	7%	7%	8%	> $250

South Carolina	6%	9%	10.5%

South Dakota	4%	6%

Tennessee	7%	9.75%	4%+

Texas	6.25%	8.25%

Utah	5.95%	8.35%	3%

Vermont	6%	7%	9%+

Virginia	5.3%	6%	2.5%	5.3%+

Washington	6.5%	10.4%	10% (max)

West Virginia	6%	7%

Wisconsin	5%	6.75%

Wyoming	4%	6%

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Connecticut has a 6.35% sales tax.

final_sentence: Connecticut has a 6.35% sales tax.