Vermont · Sales Tax
Vermont Sales Tax Calculator
The Vermont state sales tax rate is 6.0%. On a $100 purchase, the tax is $6.00, for a total of $106.00.
| Vermont Sales Tax | Rate | On $100 | On $1,000 |
|---|---|---|---|
| State base rate | 6.0% | $6.00 | $60.00 |
| Maximum combined | 7.0% | $7.00 | $70.00 |
| Pre-tax from $108.50 total | — | ÷1.0600 |
Frequently Asked Questions — Vermont Sales Tax
What is the sales tax rate in Vermont?
The state base sales tax rate in Vermont is 6.0%. Local meals and rooms tax applies in some municipalities. The maximum combined rate (state plus highest local) reaches 7.0%.
How do I calculate sales tax in Vermont?
Multiply the pre-tax price by 0.0600 (the decimal form of 6.0%). For example, a $250 purchase has a Vermont state sales tax of $15.00, for a total of $265.00. To reverse-calculate: if you have the total and want the pre-tax price, divide the total by 1.0600.
Does Vermont charge sales tax on groceries?
Food and grocery tax rules vary by state. In Vermont, the standard rate of 6.0% applies, though some states exempt grocery staples. Check the Vermont Department of Revenue for specific grocery exemption rules.
How does Vermont compare to other states for sales tax?
The Vermont state rate of 6.0% is close to the national median of approximately 6.0%. Combined with local rates, the effective rate in Vermont ranges from 6.0% to 7.0%.