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Florida Sales Tax Calculator

Florida's rate is 6% state plus ~1% average local (≈7% combined). Enter an amount for the exact total.

Total with tax

$107.00

Sales tax: $7.00
Combined rate: 7.000%
State only: 6.00%

Note: Rates above are state-level base rates as of 2026. Local rates vary by zip code — enter your local rate to get the exact total. Some states (AK, DE, MT, NH, OR) have no statewide sales tax.

Florida sales tax rates (2026)

State base rate6%
Average local add-on~1%
Typical combined rate7%
Tax on a $100 purchase≈$7.00
Tax on a $1,000 purchase≈$70.00
Where it ranksModerate-tax state

Florida sales tax explained

Florida charges a 6% statewide sales tax. Local governments add their own — averaging about 1%, which brings the typical combined rate to roughly 7%. Groceries, prescription drugs, and some other categories are often taxed at a reduced rate or exempt — check your receipt, since rules vary by item.

Florida sales tax FAQ

What is the sales tax rate in Florida?

Florida's state sales tax is 6%. With an estimated average local add-on of 1%, the typical combined rate is about 7%. Your exact local rate depends on your city and county.

How much is sales tax on $100 in Florida?

About $7.00 at the ~7% combined rate, for a total near $107.00. Enter any amount in the calculator above for the exact figure.

Does Florida have local sales taxes?

Yes. Counties and cities in Florida add their own sales tax — averaging about 1% on top of the 6% state rate. The calculator lets you set your exact local rate.

How does Florida sales tax compare to other states?

At roughly 7% combined, Florida sits in the moderate-tax range nationally. Most states land between 6% and 9% once local taxes are included.

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Note: State rate is the 2026 statewide base; the local figure is an estimated average — your actual local rate varies by ZIP code. Verify with the Florida Department of Revenue for exact, current rates.