Sales Tax Calculator — Idaho
Idaho charges 6% statewide, and only a handful of resort towns levy a local option tax, so the average combined rate barely rises to 6.03%. The state offers a grocery tax credit to offset what residents pay on food across the year.
Sales tax and total price
Total with tax
$106.03
Breakdown
Idaho's statewide base rate is 6% and its average combined state + local rate is 6.03% (pre-filled). The rate is editable because local rates vary by exact address and some items are exempt or taxed differently. Statewide rates are from the Tax Foundation, 2026. An estimate, not tax advice.
Effectively a flat 6% almost everywhere
Idaho charges 6% statewide, and only a handful of resort towns levy a local option tax, so the average combined rate barely moves to 6.03% — an average local add-on of just a few hundredths of a point. For nearly every Idaho purchase, the pre-filled 6% is the rate.
Outside those few resort communities there is no local sales tax to add, so the state rate is effectively flat. Idaho offsets food costs with a grocery tax credit rather than a lower grocery rate, and some items may be taxed differently. This is an estimate, not tax advice.
Questions
- What is Idaho's 2026 sales tax rate?
- Idaho's statewide base is 6% and the average combined state-and-local rate is 6.03%. Only a few resort towns add a local tax, so most of the state pays a flat 6%.
- Does Idaho have local sales taxes?
- Only a small number of resort towns levy a local option tax. Everywhere else the rate is a flat 6%, which is why the average combined rate of 6.03% is barely above the state base.
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