Utah sales tax at a glance
Utah's typical combined rate of 7.42% ranks 20th highest among the 50 states. Utah's state rate includes a mandatory 1.25% statewide local add-on.
What sales tax adds at the register
At the average combined rate of 7.42%:
| Price | Sales tax | Total |
|---|---|---|
| $25 | $1.86 | $26.86 |
| $100 | $7.42 | $107.42 |
| $500 | $37.10 | $537.10 |
| $2,000 | $148.40 | $2,148.40 |
Frequently asked questions
+What is the sales tax in Utah in 2026?
Utah's state sales tax is 6.1%. Cities, counties and districts add local taxes averaging 1.32% (population-weighted), for a typical combined rate of 7.42% — and up to 10.8% in the highest-tax localities. Utah's state rate includes a mandatory 1.25% statewide local add-on.
+How do I calculate Utah sales tax backwards from a total?
Divide the total by 1 plus the rate as a decimal. At 7.42%, a $107.42 total means a $100.00 price and $7.42 tax. Choose "Total after tax (reverse)" above to do it automatically.
+Do online orders charge Utah sales tax?
Yes. Since the Wayfair decision, large online sellers must collect Utah sales tax based on your delivery address — the same state and local rate you'd pay in a store.
+Is the rate the same everywhere in Utah?
No. Local rates vary by city and county, from 6.1% (state only) up to about 10.8%. Use a recent receipt or your state revenue department's lookup for your exact address.
Rates as of July 1, 2026, from state revenue departments compiled by the Tax Foundation; local averages are population-weighted. Product exemptions (groceries, clothing, medicine) vary by state. Estimates only — see our terms.