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The 25 US states with the highest sales tax, ranked
Your Black Friday and Cyber Monday purchases will cost a little more depending on how high your state and local sales taxes are.
In preparation for Black Friday and Cyber Monday, we recently rounded up the US states with the lowest state and local sales taxes.
But if you don't live in those states, you might need to expand your holiday shopping budget. The higher the state and local sales taxes, the more you may be spending on top of those Black Friday sales.
Goods and services that apply to sales tax, such as groceries or clothing, vary by state, according to Tax Foundation. Some cities also have a local tax set by the local government.
We found out where residents pay the most in sales tax by consulting the Tax Foundation, which listed state sales tax rates and average local sales tax rates. state income taxes
25. Nebraska
24. North Carolina
22 (TIE). Indiana
22 (TIE). Rhode Island
21. Mississippi
19 (TIE). Georgia
19 (TIE). Ohio
18. South Carolina
17. Minnesota
16. Colorado
15. New Mexico
14. Missouri
13. Nevada
12. Texas
11. Arizona
10. New York
9. California
8. Kansas
7. Illinois
6. Oklahoma
5. Alabama
4. Washington
3. Arkansas
2. Tennessee
1. Louisiana
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