Vermont
Sales Tax Calculator of Vermont for 2016
How 2016 Sales Tax are calculated in Vermont
The state general sales tax rate of Vermont is 6%. In addition to the state-level sales tax, cities and municipalities in Vermont have the authority to levy their own sales tax rates. These local rates can add up to 1%, resulting in a combined maximum sales tax rate of 7% in certain regions.
Every 2016 combined rates mentioned above are the results of Vermont state rate (6%), the Vermont cities rate (0% to 1%). There is no county sales tax for Vermont. There is no special rate for Vermont.
Variations by Purchase Type
Vermont's sales tax rate may vary depending on the type of purchase. Examples of taxable categories may include:
- Consumer use tax
- Rental tax
- Sales tax
- Sellers use tax
- Lodgings tax
For comprehensive details, please refer to the official Vermont government website.
Vermont state rate(s) for 2016
Lowest possible rate: 6% (e.g., White River Junction, Vermont)
Highest possible rate: 7% (Manchester, Vermont)
Average combined rate across Vermont: 6.074%
Other 2016 sales tax Facts for Vermont
City sales taxes: 16 out of 287 cities (5.575%) in Vermont impose a city sales tax.ZIP code impact: 23 out of 310 ZIP codes (7.419%) in Vermont.