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New York Sales Tax Calculator

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

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

Groceries are exempt.

Price with sales tax

$108.54

State + Local (average) at 8.54%: $8.54

Sales tax amount
$8.54
Price before sales tax
$100.00

What this means

Sales tax adds $8.54 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 (4%)$4.00
Local (average) (4.54%)$4.54
Price with sales tax$108.54

Quick sales tax sums at 8.54%

  • Add sales tax: multiply the price by 1.0854.
  • Remove sales tax: divide the price by 1.0854.
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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New York sales tax at a glance

New York has a progressive income tax with rates from 3.9% to 10.9%. Employees also pay NY SDI and NY Paid Family Leave. New York City also levies a local income tax.

Every paycheck in New York 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 New York

  • Includes New York’s tax benefit recapture above $107,650 of income and the NYC school tax credit.
  • From 2026, New York subtracts qualified tips, up to the amount of the federal tips deduction. New York doesn’t allow the overtime deduction.
  • Yonkers income tax surcharge is not included.
  • The refundable Empire State child credit ($1,000 per child under 4, $500 per child 4 to 16) and the New York State and City household credits are not included.