Idaho sales tax rates

Rates updated monthly

Idaho sales tax range for 2024

6%–9%

Base state sales tax rate

6%

Local rate range*

0%–3%

Total rate range

6%–9%

*Rates are rounded to the nearest hundredth. Due to varying local sales tax rates, we strongly recommend our lookup and calculator tools on this page for the most accurate rates.

Sales tax rate lookup tool and sales tax item calculator

Look up the current rate for a specific address using the same geolocation technology that powers the Avalara AvaTax rate calculation engine.

Tax rates can vary within a county, a city, or even a ZIP code. Using a street address helps to ensure more accurate rates and calculations when compared to relying on broader geographic indicators.

 

 

*Rates are rounded to the nearest hundredth.

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AvaTax offers street-level precision at the point of sale, eliminating the need to look up rates or maintain a database. Rate updates are pushed to your system automatically, based on the latest jurisdiction rules and regulations.

Idaho sales tax details

The Idaho (ID) state sales tax rate is currently 6%. Depending on local municipalities, the total tax rate can be as high as 9%.

 

Local level, non-property taxes are allowed within resort cities if approved by 60% majority vote. This includes hotel, liquor and sales taxes.

 

The local tax system in Idaho is notably complex compared to other states. In addition to the state sales tax, Idaho imposes sales taxes at various local levels such as city, county, school, transportation, and special purpose district (SPD) levels. For more information, please visit the Idaho Department of Revenue website.

 

Idaho businesses that sell, rent, or lease tangible personal property are required to register for a seller’s permit to do business in Idaho.

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