Mississippi Sales Tax Calculator 2026

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The Mississippi state sales tax is 7%, and the average shopper pays 7.06% once local taxes are added. Calculate the tax on any purchase, or work backwards from a receipt total.

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Sales tax on $100.00 at 7.06% is $7.06, for a total of $107.06.

Total with tax

$107.06

at 7.06% combined rate

Sales tax
$7.06
Pre-tax price
$100.00
State rate
7%
Avg. local rate
0.06%
max 1%

Mississippi sales tax explained

Mississippi charges a 7% state sales tax. Cities, counties, and special districts add their own rates, up to 1% more, so the combined rate depends on where the sale happens. Weighted by population, the average combined rate is 7.06%, ranking #24 of the 50 states and D.C.

Mississippi taxes groceries at a reduced 5% rate plus local taxes.

  • Mississippi cut its grocery tax from 7% to 5% on July 1, 2025.

Quick reference at 7.06%

PriceTaxTotal
$25.00$1.77$26.77
$100.00$7.06$107.06
$500.00$35.30$535.30
$1,500.00$105.90$1,605.90
$30,000.00$2,118.00$32,118.00

Frequently asked questions

What is the sales tax rate in Mississippi?

The Mississippi state sales tax rate is 7%. Local rates add up to 1%, and the average shopper pays a combined 7.06%. That ranks Mississippi #24 of 51 for average combined rate.

Are groceries taxed in Mississippi?

Mississippi taxes groceries at a reduced 5% rate plus local taxes.

How much is sales tax on a $30,000 car in Mississippi?

At the average combined rate of 7.06%, tax on a $30,000 purchase would be about $2,118. Many states tax vehicles differently: some apply only the state rate, cap the tax, or allow a trade-in credit. Check the Mississippi motor vehicle agency for the exact rule.

How do I back out sales tax from a total?

Switch on "I know the total" above, or divide the total by 1 plus the rate. For example, a $108.25 receipt at 8.25% is $100.00 before tax.

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