New Hampshire Sales Tax Calculator
New Hampshire has no statewide sales tax. Some local areas may still charge their own.
Total price $100.00
- Sales tax $0.00
- Combined rate 0%
Formula
- Combined rate = state rate + local rate
- Total = price × (1 + combined rate)
- Price before tax = total ÷ (1 + combined rate)
Sales Tax Calculator (US) by state
- Alabama · 4%
- Alaska · 0%
- Arizona · 5.6%
- Arkansas · 6.5%
- California · 7.25%
- Colorado · 2.9%
- Connecticut · 6.35%
- Delaware · 0%
- District of Columbia · 6%
- Florida · 6%
- Georgia · 4%
- Hawaii · 4%
- Idaho · 6%
- Illinois · 6.25%
- Indiana · 7%
- Iowa · 6%
- Kansas · 6.5%
- Kentucky · 6%
- Louisiana · 5%
- Maine · 5.5%
- Maryland · 6%
- Massachusetts · 6.25%
- Michigan · 6%
- Minnesota · 6.875%
- Mississippi · 7%
- Missouri · 4.225%
- Montana · 0%
- Nebraska · 5.5%
- Nevada · 6.85%
- New Hampshire · 0%
- New Jersey · 6.625%
- New Mexico · 4.875%
- New York · 4%
- North Carolina · 4.75%
- North Dakota · 5%
- Ohio · 5.75%
- Oklahoma · 4.5%
- Oregon · 0%
- Pennsylvania · 6%
- Rhode Island · 7%
- South Carolina · 6%
- South Dakota · 4.2%
- Tennessee · 7%
- Texas · 6.25%
- Utah · 6.1%
- Vermont · 6%
- Virginia · 5.3%
- Washington · 6.5%
- West Virginia · 6%
- Wisconsin · 5%
- Wyoming · 4%
Frequently asked questions
Which states have no sales tax?
Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon have no statewide sales tax (Alaska allows local sales taxes).
Which state has the highest sales tax?
California has the highest statewide rate at 7.25%. With local taxes added, Louisiana, Tennessee and Arkansas have the highest combined rates.