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Old 08-21-2011, 05:03 PM   #1
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Sales Tax by state....

Here my friends, for when your traveling, is a list of sales tax by state... if you know your going to be in a state with lower sales tax why not save some $$$?

US State Sales Tax Rates - 2010 State

State sales tax rate (January 1st, 2010)%

Alabama 4.0

Alaska nil

Arizona 5.6

Arkansas 6.0

California 8.25

Colorado 2.9

Connecticut 6.0

Delaware nil

Florida 6.0

Georgia 4.0

Hawaii 4.0

Idaho 6.0

Illinois 6.25

Indiana 7.0

Iowa 6.0

Kansas 5.3

Kentucky 6.0

Louisiana 4.0

Maine 5.0

Maryland 6.0

Massachusetts 6.25

Michigan 6.0

Minnesota 6.875

Mississippi 7.0

Missouri 4.225

Montana nil

Nebraska 5.5

Nevada 6.85

New Hampshire nil

New Jersey 7.0

New Mexico 5.0

New York 4.0

North Carolina 5.75

North Dakota 5.0

Ohio 5.5

Oklahoma 4.5

Oregon nil

Pennsylvania 6.0

Rhode Island 7.0

South Carolina 6.0

South Dakota 4.0

Tennessee 7.0

Texas 6.25

Utah 4.7

Vermont 6.0

Virginia 5.0

West Virginia6.0

Wisconsin5.0

Washington6.5

Washington DC 6.0

Wyoming 4.0
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Old 08-21-2011, 05:06 PM   #2
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Nil sounds pretty darn good!
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Old 08-21-2011, 07:20 PM   #3
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The sales tax rate of 6% for Pennsylvania is correct except for the counties of Allegheny (Pittsburgh) and Philadelphia where it is 7%.

It should also be noted that in Pennsylvania there's no state sales tax on clothing and food items. However, there are some exceptions. For example, prepared food (food purchased in a restaurant) is taxable and so are soft drinks purchased in stores.
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In Ontario it is 13%. That is 8% for the Provincial Government and 5% for the Federal Government.
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If an when I go south I stock up in Montana with Nil sales tax. Our sales tax in Alberta is the 5% that the feds put on everything. I heard that parts of Arizona have higher sales tax than was quoted here
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Montana and Oregon are two states close to us. When making a major purchase other than trailers or vehicles we make every attempt to get stuff there. We also go to Washington to buy food as it is exempt.

To me the tax on food is cruel and punishes the poorest people in the state.
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We live 13 miles from Delaware so when we need a high price item we go there.
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All sales tax is immoral if you also pay income tax... Here I pay 33% income tax and 10% sales tax.. so my effective tax rate is 43% and I am lower middle class.
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All sales tax is immoral if you also pay income tax... Here I pay 33% income tax and 10% sales tax.. so my effective tax rate is 43% and I am lower middle class.
Rumour has it that you are on Welfare. Is that correct?
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Our 'City' sales tax (independent of the state) is 8.25%...
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Our 'City' sales tax (independent of the state) is 8.25%...


So are there any business's left in the city??
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Our area of Calif sales tax is now a whopping 8.75 %!
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Our area of Calif sales tax is now a whopping 8.75 %!
thats is exactly why I am not making major purchases down there but will buy on my way down and my way home... new tires on the way down and new 47"TV on the way home...
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Our area of Calif sales tax is now a whopping 8.75 %!
Whaaaaaa....I am at 9.25% on everything including food.....but at least not state income tax It pays to save!



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Whaaaaaa....I am at 9.25% on everything including food.....but at least not state income tax It pays to save!
Yeah, we get stung by the income tax also...
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Same here, state income tax and sales tax even on food. I can't even escape the state income tax because my retirement is from the state. Stuck for life.
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seann45--- N.H. also has State liquor stores so Booze is cheap . Bud is $18.99 for a thirty pack, great place to live. Larry
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seann45--- N.H. also has State liquor stores so Booze is cheap . Bud is $18.99 for a thirty pack, great place to live. Larry
I find that price for beer interesting being that NH's state motto is "Live Free or Die".
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To me the tax on food is cruel and punishes the poorest people in the state.
Yes, you are correct but the other side of that coin is we have a huge "cash economy" out there; illegals, flee market people, etc. that do not pay any income tax as they do not get a W-2 or 1099. Sales tax is about the only taxes they do contribute in support of our government services. And in our state, when paying via food stamps or WIC program, sales tax on groceries is exempt. Yes, the poor who are not on a government program have to pay the sales tax on groceries.
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