Tell us what you sell. We’ll work out the tax.
One question at a time. You get the rate to charge, what that is per $100 of sales, how often you file, when the next return is due, and any extra food, drink, lodging or delivery charges.
One question at a time.
What you sell. Where. How much.
Then the rate, the tax and your filing dates.
State rules we used · checked November 1, 2026
- State rate 6.875% and which address sets the rate
- Local sales and use tax chart, October–December 2026
- Local rate guide by county and city, October–December 2026
- Twin Cities metro rate guide, October–December 2026
- Sales Tax Rate Calculator (any address and date)
- Special local taxes: food, drink, entertainment and lodging (Fact Sheet 164S)
- Minneapolis special local taxes (Fact Sheet 164M)
- Duluth tourism tax rates (city of Duluth)
- Liquor gross receipts tax, 2.5% (Minn. Stat. 295.75)
- City lodging taxes (Minn. Stat. 469.190)
- Filing frequency and due dates
- Retail delivery fee: $0.50, $100 orders, $1,000,000 sellers, items left out
- Taxable services
- Salon, barber and spa services (Personal Services guide)
- Lawn, garden and tree services
- Repair labour and parts (Fact Sheet 152)
- Use tax for businesses (Fact Sheet 146)
- Exemption certificates (Minn. Stat. 297A.665)
- Remote sellers and marketplaces (Minn. Stat. 297A.66)
- Delivery charges on mixed shipments
- Tax listed separately on receipts (Minn. Stat. 297A.77)
- Use-tax credit for tax paid to another state (Minn. Stat. 297A.80)
- Retail delivery fee law (Minn. Stat. chapter 168E)
Tax added at checkout: tax = taxable sales × rate. Tax already in the price: sales before tax = amount ÷ (1 + rate), and tax is the rest. City food, drink, entertainment and lodging taxes = that part of your sales × the city rate; the 2.5% liquor tax is on all beer, wine and liquor unless your only licence is 3.2% malt liquor or set-up. Use tax = price × rate, minus tax already paid to another state (state part first, then local), never below zero. Filing schedule: under $100 a month, yearly (due February 5); $100 to $500, quarterly (due the 20th after the quarter); over $500, monthly (due the 20th of the next month).