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Utah Sales Tax Calculator

US rates · checked 18 Oct 2026
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Total with tax
$106.10
$6.10sales tax
6.1%combined rate
$0total $106.10
  • Price
  • Utah tax
Price before tax$100.00
Utah state tax · 6.1%+$6.10
Local tax · none entered+$0.00
Total the buyer pays$106.10

Base rate 6.1%, checked against the Utah revenue department on 18 Oct 2026. Local taxes are not included.

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How the Utah sales tax calculation works

Utah's sales tax rate is 6.1%: $6.10 on a $100 sale and $61 on $1,000. This is the base rate only. If a city, county or district in Utah charges its own tax, it is added on top of this rate. Enter your price and any local rate to see the Utah sales tax and the total.

  1. Start with the 6.1% base rate

    Utah charges 6.1% on taxable sales. The 6.1% is the 4.85% state rate plus the 1% local and 0.25% county option taxes charged everywhere in Utah. Other local add-ons mean no Utah location charges less than 6.35%, and groceries have a 3% state rate.

  2. Add your local rate if there is one

    If a city, county or district in Utah charges its own tax, it is added on top of this rate. Enter that rate as the local tax; Utah's revenue department lists the rate for each address.

  3. Multiply the price by the rate

    Divide 6.1% by 100 and multiply: $100 × 0.061 = $6.10, and $250 × 0.061 = $15.25.

  4. Add the tax to the price

    A $250 item in Utah costs the buyer $265.25 at the base rate, before any local tax.

Worked example. A $250.00 sale in Utah at the 6.1% base rate carries $15.25 in sales tax, for a $265.25 total. If a 1% local tax applied on top, the combined rate would be 7.1% and the Utah buyer would pay $267.75.

Utah Sales Tax FAQ

What is the sales tax rate in Utah?

The Utah base sales tax rate is 6.1%, checked on 18 Oct 2026. The 6.1% is the 4.85% state rate plus the 1% local and 0.25% county option taxes charged everywhere in Utah. Other local add-ons mean no Utah location charges less than 6.35%, and groceries have a 3% state rate. Local taxes, where they apply, are extra.

How much is sales tax in Utah on $100?

$6.10 at the 6.1% base rate, so a $100 purchase in Utah costs $106.10 before any local tax. On $250 the tax is $15.25, and on $1,000 it is $61.00.

How do I calculate Utah sales tax?

Multiply the price by 0.061 ($100 × 0.061 = $6.10), then add the tax to the price to get the Utah total. If you also owe a local rate, add it to 6.1% first.

How do I take Utah sales tax out of a total?

Divide the total by 1.061: a $100.00 Utah receipt at 6.1% is $94.25 before tax plus $5.75 in tax. The Reverse Sales Tax Calculator does this for any rate.

Is the Utah sales tax rate the same everywhere?

The 6.1% base rate applies statewide. If a city, county or district in Utah charges its own tax, it is added on top of this rate.

How does Utah compare with other states?

Of the 44 other states and D.C. with a sales tax, 15 charge more than 6.1% and 30 charge less. The median state rate is 6%, California's 7.25% is the highest base rate, and 5 states (Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon) have none.

Why is my Utah receipt different?

Receipts include local taxes where they apply, and some items are taxed at a different rate or exempt. Enter your local rate above, and check Utah's rules for the item.

Sources: Federation of Tax Administrators: state tax agencies · smbcalc: how we check our numbers

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