Here in Nebraska there is no tax on food. Kansas is 6.5% but they lowered it to 3% during covid to help a person out. How bout your state?

5% municipal tax on all goods sold, here.

Not groceries or clothing

Sales tax - 6% - on groceries in Idaho. Where I live, Washington state is 8 miles away. No sales tax on groceries in that state.

Not at the commissary on base... but everywhere else yup

No, not on groceries or clothing.

If the food is cooked like at a restaurant, that is taxed.

5.5% in most of the state 7.5% in Milwaukee
no tax on un-prepared foods

1%

No

Tennessee doesn’t have a state income tax. So we pay around 10% tax on everything we buy.

No tax on groceries here.

None in food but seeds are taxed. Hmm seeds= food should not be taxed. O boy something to be out raged about. 2024 the great seed tax protest coming to a city near you.

+2.25% for cook county and some other counties around cook

I found this out years back on a trip to mid south shooter supply. Picked up 59lbs of powder thousands of primers and projectiles and dies and Brass. Spent several thousand on that trip. Shipping and hazmat would have been cheaper than the side trip with sales tax I discovered.

Not in Mn.

Hard to fathom.

But you have to pay .05 for a grocery bag in Duluth.

No

8.9%
Wife is a florist for Haggen, the High end of safeway.
10% discount on everything but booze,,,,,,,
All my family uses her phone number,
All my gas is discounted using points.

Mississippi's is highest in the nation at 7%. But our low property taxes help to offset that.

Nothing on food beverages yes

Property taxes sometimes can be a reason to move. Florida is ding good , but for how long?

Sucks when a state subsidies business and raises local taxes.
Economists 101 2 and 4

No sales or income tax, but property taxes are the highest in the country

Yet.

WS

2.5 % on food in Virginia. Prepared food has higher sales tax.

No

Every state is diff. Some states don't have sales tax on food some do. Some you pay through the nose for car registration and others not. Usually one is high and one is low. They got to get their money somehow. Each state just goes about it diff. Thats why so many people retire to FL or TN. There isn't state income tax there. So when you retire and draw your money out you don't have state taxes taken out there. Here in Ohio you go to fast food places and getting it to go is a lower price than eating in. If you eat in you pay more tax.

I buy totes or 5 gallon pails at Menards in Duluth. I take pleasure in telling the Cashier 0 when they ask him many bags did you use !

No sales tax on food but some of the smaller stores add on a 3 to 3.5 percent surcharge if you use a debit or credit card and or have a minimum purchase amount if you use a debit card.

Minnesota no taxes on food or clothing. Property taxes a sky high and sales taxes are about 8% in most areas. Crazy.

If you look at your receipt down at the bottom you will see you pay a "tax" with a different name. Sur Charge is what they call it. I believe it is 5% off the top of my head. It is one of your benefits. No tax on base, just a sur charge.

None in NY, go figure.. but no plastic bags and pay for paper bags...they want you to bring your own

Yes, no tax in Iowa on certain groceries. I had an experience in HyVee a few months ago. They had Bugles on special. My wife and I picked up a half dozen different kinds. We went through their self checkout and on the way out I notice we were charged tax on 2 of the packages of bugles. We went to customer service where the guy behind the counter gave the explanation that certain items with a high sugar content were now being charged tax.

I would have thought you'd be all about that!

Hard to believe in NY, but no

In Charlottesville they slap you with a bag tax @ the grocery store if you don't use a bag. Don't try to make sense out of it , you will only get a headache.

We don't have a sales tax in Montana