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Ohio Sales Tax Calculator

US rates · checked 20 Oct 2026
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Leave at 0 for the Ohio state rate only. Add your local rate to match a receipt.

Total with tax
$105.75
$5.75sales tax
5.75%combined rate
$0total $105.75
  • Price
  • Ohio tax
Price before tax$100.00
Ohio state tax · 5.75%+$5.75
Local tax · none entered+$0.00
Total the buyer pays$105.75

State rate 5.75%, checked against the Ohio revenue department on 20 Oct 2026. Local taxes are not included.

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How the Ohio sales tax calculation works

Ohio's sales tax rate is 5.75%: $5.75 on a $100 sale and $57.50 on $1,000. This is the state rate only. Counties and regional transit authorities can add up to 3%, and the combined rate can't go above 8.75%. Enter your price and any local rate to see the Ohio sales tax and the total.

  1. Start with the 5.75% state rate

    Ohio charges 5.75% on taxable sales.

  2. Add your local rate if there is one

    Counties and regional transit authorities can add up to 3%, and the combined rate can't go above 8.75%. Enter that rate as the local tax; Ohio's revenue department lists the rate for each address.

  3. Multiply the price by the rate

    Divide 5.75% by 100 and multiply: $100 × 0.0575 = $5.75, and $250 × 0.0575 = $14.38.

  4. Add the tax to the price

    A $250 item in Ohio costs the buyer $264.38 at the state rate, before any local tax.

Worked example. A $250.00 sale in Ohio at the 5.75% state rate carries $14.38 in sales tax, for a $264.38 total. If a 1% local tax applied on top, the combined rate would be 6.75% and the Ohio buyer would pay $266.88.

Ohio Sales Tax FAQ

What is the sales tax rate in Ohio?

The Ohio state sales tax rate is 5.75%, checked on 20 Oct 2026. Local taxes, where they apply, are extra.

How much is sales tax in Ohio on $100?

$5.75 at the 5.75% state rate, so a $100 purchase in Ohio costs $105.75 before any local tax. On $250 the tax is $14.38, and on $1,000 it is $57.50.

How do I calculate Ohio sales tax?

Multiply the price by 0.0575 ($100 × 0.0575 = $5.75), then add the tax to the price to get the Ohio total. If you also owe a local rate, add it to 5.75% first.

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

Divide the total by 1.0575: a $100.00 Ohio receipt at 5.75% is $94.56 before tax plus $5.44 in tax. The Reverse Sales Tax Calculator does this for any rate.

Is the Ohio sales tax rate the same everywhere?

The 5.75% state rate applies statewide. Counties and regional transit authorities can add up to 3%, and the combined rate can't go above 8.75%.

How does Ohio compare with other states?

Of the 44 other states and D.C. with a sales tax, 27 charge more than 5.75% and 18 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 Ohio 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 Ohio's rules for the item.

Sources: Ohio Department of Taxation: sales and use tax · Federation of Tax Administrators: state tax agencies · smbcalc: how we check our numbers

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State base rates, checked against each state's revenue department on 18 Oct 2026. In most states, cities and counties add a local rate on top; each state's page explains how to add yours.