Sales Tax Calculator, Connecticut

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Connecticut has a 6.35% state sales tax with no local taxes. The rate is consistent statewide, and luxury goods are subject to a higher 7.75% rate.

Connecticut taxes clothing items over $50 and meals at restaurants. Groceries and prescription drugs are exempt.

US State Sales Tax Rates Reference
StateState Rate
Alabama4%
AlaskaNo tax
Arizona5.6%
Arkansas6.5%
California7.25%
Colorado2.9%
Connecticut6.35%
DelawareNo tax
Florida6%
Georgia4%
Hawaii4%
Idaho6%
Illinois6.25%
Indiana7%
Iowa6%
Kansas6.5%
Kentucky6%
Louisiana4.45%
Maine5.5%
Maryland6%
Massachusetts6.25%
Michigan6%
Minnesota6.875%
Mississippi7%
Missouri4.225%
MontanaNo tax
Nebraska5.5%
Nevada6.85%
New HampshireNo tax
New Jersey6.625%
New Mexico4.875%
New York4%
North Carolina4.75%
North Dakota5%
Ohio5.75%
Oklahoma4.5%
OregonNo tax
Pennsylvania6%
Rhode Island7%
South Carolina6%
South Dakota4.2%
Tennessee7%
Texas6.25%
Utah4.85%
Vermont6%
Virginia4.3%
Washington6.5%
West Virginia6%
Wisconsin5%
Wyoming4%
District of Columbia6%
Canadian Provincial Tax Rates Reference
Province / TerritoryTax TypeCombined Rate
AlbertaGST only5%
British ColumbiaGST + PST 7%12%
ManitobaGST + PST 7%12%
New BrunswickHST15%
Newfoundland & LabradorHST15%
Northwest TerritoriesGST only5%
Nova ScotiaHST15%
NunavutGST only5%
OntarioHST13%
Prince Edward IslandHST15%
QuebecGST + QST 9.975%14.975%
SaskatchewanGST + PST 6%11%
YukonGST only5%

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Frequently Asked Questions, Sales Tax Calculator in Connecticut

What is the Connecticut sales tax rate?

Connecticut has a flat 6.35% state sales tax. Cities and towns are not permitted to add local sales taxes, so the rate is uniform across Hartford, New Haven, Stamford, Bridgeport, and the rest of the state. A higher 7.75% rate applies to luxury items, and a 1% tax applies to computer and data processing services.

What qualifies as a luxury good in Connecticut?

Connecticut applies a higher 7.75% sales tax rate to specific "luxury" items, including: motor vehicles sold for more than $50,000, jewelry sold for more than $5,000, and clothing or footwear sold for more than $1,000 per item. On a $60,000 car, you would pay $4,650 in Connecticut sales tax instead of $3,810 at the standard rate. The rate applies to the full purchase price, not just the amount above the threshold.

What is exempt from Connecticut sales tax?

Connecticut exempts most unprepared food (groceries), prescription drugs, and clothing items under $50 (up to a $1,000 threshold, above which luxury rates apply). Medical equipment, children's car seats, and some energy-efficient appliances are also exempt. Restaurant meals and prepared food are taxed at 6.35%. Services are generally not taxable, though Connecticut taxes many specific services including computer services, telecommunications, and certain labor services.

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