July 2024 US Sales Tax Rate Changes

Several states across the U.S. have implemented changes to their sales tax rates. These adjustments, effective July 1, 2024, will impact both consumers and businesses. Here's an overview of the recent changes:

Louisiana

Louisiana is making significant adjustments across various parishes:

• Iberia Parish: Sales tax rates will rise by 0.25% across all 10 jurisdictions. In the rural areas of Iberia Parish, the increase will be more substantial at 0.75%.
• Pointe Coupee, Richland, and West Baton Rouge Parishes: Each of these parishes will see a 0.25% increase in their district sales tax rates.
• Morehouse Parish: The town of Bonita will experience a 0.5% increase in its sales and use tax rate, while in Mer Rouge, the rate will decrease by 2%.
• Rapides Parish: The Town of Cheneyville will see a significant increase in its sales and use tax rate by 1.25%.

Minnesota

In Minnesota, Beltrami County will introduce a 0.625% sales and use tax starting July 1, 2024.

North Dakota

North Dakota will see changes in two cities:

• Mapleton: The city sales, use, and gross receipts tax will increase by 0.5%.
• Rolla: The tax rate will go up by 1%.

Ohio

Residents and businesses in Lake County, Ohio, will benefit from a tax reduction. The sales and use tax rate will decrease from 7.25% to 7.00%.

Oklahoma

Several municipalities in Oklahoma are adjusting their sales and use tax rates:

• Canton: A 1% increase.
• Inola: A 1.5% increase.
• Perkins: A 0.5% increase.
• Wynnewood: A 0.5% increase.
• Kiowa County: A 1.5% increase.

Texas

In Texas, the Aurora Municipal Development District will implement a new 0.5% local sales and use tax. Additionally, various combined areas will be established to manage the local sales and use tax between overlapping jurisdictions.

Washington

Washington state will see a minor adjustment with a 0.001% (one-tenth of a percent) increase in sales and use tax in Mason County, Pacific County, and the City of Snoqualmie.

West Virginia

In West Virginia, the municipalities of Richwood and Westover will impose a new 1% local sales and use tax, which will be added on top of the existing 6% state tax.

Other states

For detailed information about the changes in the following states, please visit their official websites:

• Arkansas: Detailed information about the local sales and use tax rate changes in Arkansas can be found here.
• California: The approved district sales and use tax changes in California are available here.
• Colorado: Information on the changes to state, city, municipal, and district sales and use tax rates in Colorado is listed here.
• Georgia: The county tax rate adjustments are detailed here.
• Illinois: Several jurisdictions in Illinois have modified their local sales tax rates. Details can be found here.
• Kansas: Kansas will see slight changes in its sales and use tax rates. For more details, visit here.
• Missouri: The city, county, and district sales and use tax changes in Missouri are listed here.
• New Mexico: Detailed information on municipal or county rate changes in New Mexico is available here.
• Wyoming: Information on the sales and use tax rate changes in several counties in Wyoming can be found here.

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