Michigan Sales Tax Calculator

Add sales tax to a price in Michigan, or work out how much tax is in a price that includes it.

Price before sales tax

I want to

State

Local rate (city, county and district)

The average in Michigan. Check your receipt or city's rate and enter it if you know it.

Groceries are exempt.

Price with sales tax

$106.00

State at 6%: $6.00

Sales tax amount: $6.00
Price before sales tax: $100.00

What this means

Sales tax adds $6.00 to every $100.00 you spend. It’s the same rate whatever you earn, so it takes a bigger share of a smaller income.

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Breakdown

Price before sales tax	$100.00
State (6%)	$6.00
Price with sales tax	$106.00

Quick sales tax sums at 6%

Add sales tax: multiply the price by 1.06.
Remove sales tax: divide the price by 1.06.
sales tax in a price that includes it: 3/53 of the price.

Assumptions in this estimate

Businesses collect sales tax in a state once they have a physical presence there or pass its economic nexus threshold, often $100,000 of sales a year.
Local rates are population-weighted averages for each state. Your city or county may charge more or less: enter your own local rate under More options.
Alaska has no state sales tax, but many towns and boroughs charge their own. Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon have no general sales tax.

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Michigan sales tax at a glance

Michigan has a flat income tax rate of 4.25%. Detroit also levies a local income tax.

Every paycheck in Michigan also has federal income tax, Social Security (6.2%) and Medicare (1.45%) withheld. Use the calculator above to see the exact amounts for any price.

Notes for Michigan

For 2026 to 2028, Michigan lets you deduct the same tips and overtime amounts as the federal deductions.
About two dozen Michigan cities levy their own income tax; Detroit’s 2.4% resident rate is available under More options. Detroit’s $600 exemption per person is not included (about $14 less tax each).