Minnesota Sales Tax Calculator

How to use

1. Type the price before tax into Amount.
2. Enter the combined rate: 6.875 for the state base or your local total, which averages approximately 7.6.
3. Keep Add tax to amount selected, or switch to Remove tax from total to work from a receipt.
4. Read the net amount, tax, and gross the tool returns.

General information only — not medical, financial or legal advice. Figures cross-checked against public official sources (IRS / HMRC / NHS / WHO guidance); content last reviewed September 2026. For decisions that matter, confirm with a licensed professional in your country.

About this tool

Minnesota quotes its state base to three decimals, 6.875 percent, and local add-ons from cities and counties lift the average combined figure to approximately 7.6. Two generous exemptions shape everyday shopping: groceries and clothing are both tax-free statewide, so this calculator gets used mostly for goods, services, and prepared meals. The math runs both directions. A 100 dollar sale at the base adds 6.88 in tax after rounding, for a 106.88 total; 1,000 dollars at 6.875 adds exactly 68.75 for 1,068.75. At a 7.6 combined rate, 100 dollars carries 7.60 in tax for a 107.60 total. Remove mode divides a receipt total by 1 plus the rate, recovering the pre-tax figure whenever an invoice shows only the final number. Outputs are estimates based on the rate entered; Minnesota local taxes vary by city and county. Verify current rates with the Minnesota Department of Revenue. Not tax advice.Minneapolis and Saint Paul each stack city taxes on top of the base, along with county and transit pieces, and the two downtowns carry among the higher combined figures in the state. Local option taxes require voter or council approval and can include dedicated food, beverage, and lodging slices for specific projects.

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