August 2019 Sales Tax Updates

The month of August typically has less sales tax changes after the many changes in July.  But here are a few to make note of, especially the new rate in Westchester County, New York.  August is a big month for many states who offer a sales tax-free weekend for back-to-school items.  See more about that below.

ALABAMA

The sales tax rate for Guntersville, in Marshall County, increased to 5.0% for a total new rate of 9.0%.

ARIZONA

The use tax in Flagstaff will change per Ordinance No. 2019-013 to 7.8810%.

NEW YORK

Beginning August 1, 2019, the sales and use tax rate in Westchester County, outside the cities of Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, White Plains, and Yonkers, increases from 7⅜% to 8⅜%. For more information, see Locality Notice ST-19-1, Westchester County Increases Sales and Use Tax Rate.

TENNESSEE

The city of Oakland, in Fayette county has a new local rate of .50 which bring the new total rate to 9.75%.  The city of South Carthage, in Smith county, removed their local rate bringing the new total rate to 9.0%.

Smith County changed the county rate to 2.0% for a new total of 9.0.  The cities of Carthage and Gordonsville, in Smith county increased to a total of 9.75%.

The following states are having “sales tax holidays” in August for back-to-school shopping:  MD, MA, MS, MO, NM, OH, OK, SC, TX, VA, and WI.  Here is our complete chart of sales tax holidays.

 

 

 

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January 2019 Sales and Use Tax Rate Changes

The January 2019 Sales and Use Tax Rate tables were available to our customers on Friday, December 21, 2018.  There are many changes, as usual, for the start of the year.  Here are the jurisdictions by State that have changes since December.

ALABAMA

  • The city of Oakman AL

ARKANSAS

  • The counties of Baxter, Grant and Perry.
  • The cities of Hamburg, Piggott

ARIZONA

  • The cities of Douglas, Kingman, Marana

COLORADO

  • The cities of Berthoud, Fleming, Georgetown, Conifer MDT, Eagle/Vail MDT, Black Hawk, Central City, Denver, Minturn, and Manitou Springs.
  • The counties of Chaffee, Larimer, and Saguache

FLORIDA

  • The counties of Alachua, Broward, Collier, Hillsborough, Lee, Martin, Okaloosa, Saint Lucie, Washington

HAWAII

  • The counties of Hawaii and Kauai

IOWA

  • The cities of Warrant (unincorporated), New Virginia, and Saint Mary’s.
  • The city of Shelby was corrected so the 1% is now in the County rate column instead of the City rate column.

IDAHO

  • The city of Sun Valley

ILLINOIS

  • The cities of Belvidere, Harvey, Rockdale, and West Chicago.
  • The counties of Henry and Stark

KANSAS

  • The cities of Arkansas City, Glade, and Osawatomie

MINNESOTA

  • The counties of Goodhue, Dodge, and Sherburne.

MISSOURI

  • The cities of Clarksville, Caruthersville, Clarkton, Clever, Fredericktown, Indian Point, Greenwood, Lathrop, Matthews, New Hampton, Pendleton, and Pine Lawn.
  • The counties of Dekalb and Pike

NORTH DAKOTA

  • The cities of Bowman, Burlington, Enderlin, New Salem, and Towner.

NEBRASKA

  • The cities of Pender, Wahoo, Dakota City, and Randoph.

NEW MEXICO

  • The cities of Rio Rancho, Raton, Anthony, Aztec, Bayard, and Farmington.
  • The counties of Mora and Sandoval

OHIO

  • The county of Stark.

OKLAHOMA

  • The cities of Dustin and Hennessy
  • The counties of Jackson and Harmon

SOUTH DAKOTA

  • The cities of Trent and Interior; and the outlying boundaries of Winner.

TENNESSEE

  • The county of Macon.

TEXAS

  • Childress/Childress Municipal Development District
  • Sweetwater/Sweetwater Municipal Development District

UTAH

  • The county of Beaver

WASHINGTON STATE

  • Transportation Benefit Districts in Ephrata, Marysville and Ocean Shores

 

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Tax Changes for September 2017

Tax Changes for September 2017

Tax Rate Changes for September 2017

Only two states have tax changes for September 2017.

Sales Tax Rate changes in West Virginia

Tax rates changes were noted in Wayne and Wardensville counties effective September 1, 2017.

Find more information on West Virginia Sales Tax Rates:

West Virginia Sales Tax Rates 

September Sales Tax Rate Changes in Alabama

In the State of Alabama tax rate changes in September include the counties of Allgood and Greenville.

For the latest sales tax rates by state, visit our interactive sales tax rates by state page.

Find more information on Alabama Sales Tax Rates:

Alabama Sales Tax Rates 

ZIP Code Changes by State

There were 8 states with ZIP code changes effective after August 2017. These states with ZIP code changes include Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Minnesota, Ohio, Puerto Rico and Texas.

Tax Rate Changes for September 2017

Sales Tax Calculator & Software

To easily calculate sales tax rates by state for your business, visit Zip2Tax.com.  Let Zip2Tax be the tax specialist for your company, freeing you to concentrate on what you are good at – growing your business.

For August’s changes click here.

In the State of Alabama tax rate changes in September include the counties of Allgood and Greenville.

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Tax Changes for August 2017

Sales Tax Rate Changes in Alabama

Tax rate changes were noted in the counties of Escambia and Randolph and the city of Opp.  Find more information about taxes in this state here: Alabama Sales Tax Rates 

ZIP Code Changes by State

Some states had ZIP codes changed effective after July 2017.  Theses states include Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois, Ohio, Puerto Rico, and Wisconsin.

sales tax rates changes per state

Sales &Use Tax Software

To easily calculate sales tax rates by state for your business, visit Zip2Tax.com.  Let Zip2Tax be the tax specialist for your company, freeing you to concentrate on what you are good at – growing your business.

For July’s changes click here.

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Tax Changes for July 2017

Rates July

July 2017 brings many changes to sales tax rates for 19 states.  Is your state listed?

In Alabama, tax rates changed for Citronelle, Hokes Bluff, Reform, Gurley, Albertville, Midland City and Ashville.

In Arkansas, tax rates changed for Damascus, Eureka Springs, Lamar, Lonoke, Plumerville and Garland County.

In Arizona, tax rates changed for Tucson and Payson.

In California, tax rates changed for Los Angeles County.

In Georgia, tax rates changed for the counties of Fayette, Randolph and Towns.

In Iowa, tax rates changed for Forest City.

In Illinois, tax rates changed for Bartonville, Lincolnshire, Carlock, Crete, Dix, Marion, Olympia Fields, Orland Hills, Pekin, Pittsburg, Sandwich, Spring Valley, Sterling, Villa Park, and the counties of Coles, Cumberland, Edgar, Iroquois, Jackson, Lee, Macon, McDonough, Montgomery, Peoria, Rock Island and Wabash.

In Kansas, tax rates changed for Butler and the counties of Kingman and Stevens.

In Minnesota, tax rates changed for Olmsted County.

In Missouri, tax rates changed for Doniphan, Eminence, Orrick, Piedmont and the counties of Macon, Marion, Monroe and Shelby.

In North Dakota, tax rates changed for Carpio.

In New Mexico, tax rates changed for Roswell, Clovis, Deming, Taos Ski Valley, Estancia and the counties of Bernalillo, Cibola, Hidalgo and Taos.

In Oklahoma, tax rates changed for Sperry and North Miami.

In South Dakota, tax rates changed for Dante, Lake City, Morristown and Toronto.

In Texas, tax rates changed for Hamlin.

In Utah, tax rates changed for Kearns and Magna.

In Washington, tax rates changed for Chehalis, Lacey and the county of Garfield.

In West Virginia, tax rates changed for Bluefield, Follansbee, Moundsville, New Cumberland, Princeton, Saint Albans, Shepherdstown, Sistersville and Wayne.

In Wyoming, tax rates changed for Niobrara County.

There were 13 states with ZIP code changes effective after June 2017 including California, Illinois, Indiana, Maryland, Minnesota, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, New York, Ohio, Puerto Rico, Texas, and Wisconsin.

For June’s changes click here.

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