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Sales Tax Nexus: All 50 States Quick Reference

Post-Wayfair thresholds, rates, sourcing rules, and key quirks — current as of mid-2026.

Last updated: July 202650 states coveredPost-Wayfair economic nexus rules

Informational only — not legal or tax advice. This table is informational only and is not legal or tax advice. Sales tax law changes frequently — verify current rules with each state's department of revenue before making compliance decisions.

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ALAlabama4%max 11%+$250,000 sales—
AKAlaska(no tax)0%max Varies$100,000 sales (ARSSTC)or 200 transactions—
AZArizona5.6%max ~11%$100,000 sales—
ARArkansas6.5%max ~11.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
CACalifornia7.25%max ~10.75%$500,000 sales—
COColorado2.9%max ~11%$100,000 sales—
CTConnecticut6.35%max 7.75% (luxury)$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
DEDelaware(no tax)0%N/A—
FLFlorida6%max ~8%$100,000 sales—
GAGeorgia4%max ~8%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
HIHawaii4% (4.5% Honolulu)max 4.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactions—
IDIdaho6%$100,000 salesYes
ILIllinois6.25%max ~10.25%$100,000 salesor 200 transactions—
INIndiana7%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
IAIowa6%max ~7%$100,000 salesYes
KSKansas6.5%max ~11.5%No threshold — all remote salesYes
KYKentucky6%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
LALouisiana5%max ~10%$100,000 salesor 200 transactions—
MEMaine5.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
MDMaryland6%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
MAMassachusetts6.25%$100,000 salesYes
MIMichigan6%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
MNMinnesota6.875%max ~9.875%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
MSMississippi7%max ~8%$250,000 sales—
MOMissouri4.225%max ~11%$100,000 salesYes
MTMontana(no tax)0%N/A—
NENebraska5.5%max ~7.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
NVNevada6.85%max ~8.375%$100,000 salesor 200 transactions—
NHNew Hampshire(no tax)0%N/A—
NJNew Jersey6.625%max 6.625% (3.3125% in UEZs)$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
NMNew Mexico5%max ~9.5%$100,000 sales—
NYNew York4%max ~8.875%$500,000 sales AND 100 transactionsor 100 transactions (both required)Yes
NCNorth Carolina4.75%max ~7.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
NDNorth Dakota5%max ~8%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
OHOhio5.75%max ~8%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
OKOklahoma4.5%max ~11%$100,000 salesYes
OROregon(no tax)0%N/A—
PAPennsylvania6%max 8% (Philadelphia)$100,000 salesYes
RIRhode Island7%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
SCSouth Carolina6%max ~9%$100,000 salesYes
SDSouth Dakota4.2%max ~6.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
TNTennessee7%max ~10%$100,000 sales—
TXTexas6.25%max 8.25%$500,000 sales—
UTUtah6.1%max ~8.35%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
VTVermont6%max ~7%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
VAVirginia5.3%max 6.3% (NoVA/Hampton Roads)$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
WAWashington6.5%max ~10.25%$100,000 sales—
WVWest Virginia6%max ~7%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
WIWisconsin5%max ~5.5%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
WYWyoming4%max ~6%$100,000 salesor 200 transactionsYes
SST = Streamlined Sales Tax memberTPT = Transaction Privilege Tax (AZ)GET = General Excise Tax (HI)GRT = Gross Receipts Tax (NM)

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