Michigan Sales Tax Calculator (2026)

Find up-to-date Michigan sales tax rates for 2026. The state rate is 6.00%, local add-ons up to 0.00%, with an average combined rate around 6.00%. Includes exemptions and breakdowns for major cities.

Michigan applies a statewide sales tax rate of 6%. Local jurisdictions are not permitted to add their own sales taxes, resulting in a simple and uniform system across the entire state.

Michigan Sales Tax Calculator

Enter a purchase amount — this calculator uses the average combined rate for Michigan.

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The average combined rate in Michigan is 6.00%. Local city rates may vary by ZIP code.

Overview of Michigan Sales Tax

Michigan’s 6% sales tax applies to most retail goods and some services. The rate has been consistent for decades, with no city or county variations allowed.

Comparison With Neighboring States

Ohio averages 7.3%, Indiana 7%, and Wisconsin 5–5.5%. Michigan’s 6% rate is competitive and simpler thanks to its uniform statewide structure.

Business Tax Information

Businesses must register with the Michigan Department of Treasury to collect and remit sales tax. Filing frequency depends on total taxable sales.

FAQs for Michigan

What is Michigan’s state sales tax rate?

6% statewide, with no local additions.

Can counties or cities add sales taxes?

No, Michigan prohibits local add-ons.

Are groceries taxed?

Most groceries and prescription drugs are exempt.

Has the rate changed recently?

No, the 6% rate has been in effect since 1994.