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Michigan Sales Tax Calculator

Add Michigan sales tax to a price or remove it from a total. The state rate is 6%; with average local taxes it is 6%.

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How to use the Sales Tax Calculator

  1. 1Choose your country and state or province; the current rate fills in automatically.
  2. 2Pick whether to add tax to a price or remove tax from a total that already includes it.
  3. 3Enter the amount to see the tax, the total and the breakdown (state and local, or GST and PST).

Michigan sales tax rates in 2026

Michigan charges a 6% state sales tax with no local sales taxes. That is the 40th highest combined rate of the 50 states and DC.

Michigan sales tax (Tax Foundation, January 1, 2026)
RatePercent
State sales tax6%
Average local sales tax0%
Highest local sales tax0%
Average combined rate6%

Michigan sales tax on common amounts

Using the average combined rate of 6%. Your exact total depends on your city and county.

PriceSales taxTotal
$10.00$0.60$10.60
$25.00$1.50$26.50
$50.00$3.00$53.00
$100.00$6.00$106.00
$250.00$15.00$265.00
$500.00$30.00$530.00
$1,000.00$60.00$1,060.00
$5,000.00$300.00$5,300.00

Michigan vs neighboring states

Shoppers near a state line often compare rates. Note that you may owe use tax in your home state on large purchases made elsewhere, such as cars.

StateState rateAvg. combined rate
Wisconsin5%5.72%
Michigan ★6%6%
Indiana7%7%
Ohio5.75%7.29%

Sales tax by state and province

Frequently asked questions

What is the sales tax rate in Michigan?

The Michigan state sales tax rate is 6%. Adding the average local rate of 0% gives an average combined rate of 6% in 2026; local rates go up to 0%.

How much is the sales tax on $100 in Michigan?

At the average combined rate of 6%, the tax on $100 is $6.00, for a total of $106.00. At the state rate alone it would be $6.00.

Are groceries taxed?

Many states exempt groceries and prescription medicine or tax them at a lower rate, while prepared food and restaurant meals are usually taxed. Check your state revenue department for exempt items.

How current are these rates?

State and average local rates are from the Tax Foundation's 2026 report (rates as of January 1, 2026), reviewed October 2026. Local rates can change during the year.