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Sales Tax Rates

Get key insights into sales rates, nexus rules, taxable products / services,
and compliance information - all in one place.

State-wide compliance.

Stay compliant before it costs you.

As your business grows, so does your sales tax burden.
More jurisdictions are taxing digital products and services.

In many states, hitting an economic nexus, not just physical presence, is enough to trigger sales tax obligations.

In which states should your business charge sales tax?

In which state/s does your company do business?

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Indiana

Indiana Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
7%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000 or 200 transactions
Filling Deadlines
20th day of the month following the reporting period
Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Iowa

Iowa Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
6%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000
Filling Deadlines
Last day of the following month
Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Kentucky

Kentucky Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
6%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000 or 200 transactions
Filling Deadlines
20th of the month following the reporting period.
Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Louisiana

Louisiana Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
5%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000
Filling Deadlines

20th of the month following the reporting period.

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Maine

Maine Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
5.5%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000
Filling Deadlines

15th of the following month

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Maryland

Maryland Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
6%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000 or 200 transactions
Filling Deadlines

20th of the month following the reporting period

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
6.25%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000
Filling Deadlines

On or before the 30th of the month following the reporting period

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Michigan

Michigan Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
6%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000 or 200 transactions
Filling Deadlines

20th of the month following the reporting period

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Minnesota

Minnesota Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
6.875%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000 or 200 transactions
Filling Deadlines

20th of the month following the reporting period

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Mississippi

Mississippi Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
7%
Economic Nexus:
$250,000
Filling Deadlines

20th of the month following the reporting period

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Missouri

Missouri Flag
Standard Sales Tax Rate
4.225%
Economic Nexus:
$100,000
Filling Deadlines

Last day of the month following the reporting period

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.

Montana

Nebraska Flag 2
Standard Sales Tax Rate
No statewide tax rate
Economic Nexus:
N/A
Filling Deadlines

Last day of the month following the end of the quarter.

Taxable Products/Services:
Clothing, Electronics, Furniture, Appliances, Software etc.
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