Sales Tax in Montana

0%
State sales tax
None (except resort towns)
Local sales tax
~6.6%
National average

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMontanaUnited States
Average combined sales tax %06.6

National ranking

Montana ranks #1 of 37 states by average combined sales tax.

#1Montana0%
#2New Hampshire0%
#3Delaware0%
#4Oregon0%
#5Alaska2%
#6Wyoming5%
#7Maine5.5%
#8Wisconsin5.7%
#9Virginia5.77%
#10Kentucky6%
#11Michigan6%
#12Massachusetts6.25%
#13Pennsylvania6.34%
#14South Dakota6.4%
#15New Jersey6.6%
#16North Carolina6.99%
#17Florida7%
#18Indiana7%
#19Rhode Island7%
#20Utah7.19%
#21Ohio7.24%
#22Georgia7.38%
#23Minnesota7.5%
#24New Mexico7.6%
#25Colorado7.8%
#26Texas8.2%
#27Nevada8.24%
#28Arizona8.38%
#29Missouri8.39%
#30New York8.53%
#31California8.85%
#32Illinois8.86%
#33Oklahoma8.99%
#34Washington9.38%
#35Tennessee9.55%
#36Louisiana9.55%
#37Vermont35

Overview

Montana sales tax does not exist at the state level, making it one of five states with no general sales tax. This Montana tax policy benefits shoppers but shifts revenue reliance onto income and property taxes.

Did you know?

  • Some Montana resort towns like Whitefish levy a local resort tax in lieu of general sales tax.

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