Michigan sales tax summary
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Statewide base rate | 6.00% |
| Local sales taxes | No |
| Tax on $100 at base rate | $6.00 |
What the estimate means
Common exemptions or special treatment: Most groceries and prescription drugs are generally exempt; local general sales taxes generally do not add.
For a $100 taxable purchase, the statewide portion alone would be $6.00. The embedded calculator uses the base rate and leaves room for you to enter a local combined rate when your address requires it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Michigan sales tax rate?
Michigan has a 6.00% statewide base rate.
Do local taxes apply?
A general local addition is not normally part of the statewide rate, but special taxes can exist.
State base-rate and exemption summary prepared for the 2026 page set. Verify the exact local combined rate and product treatment with the state revenue agency before filing.