What Is Nebraska Sales Tax on Vehicles?

Nebraska Sales Tax Overview

Nebraska has a state sales tax of 5.5 percent for retail sales. City and county governments can impose local sales and use tax rates of up to 2 percent.

Vehicle Purchases in Nebraska

  • The Nebraska sales tax rate is currently 5.5 percent.
  • Car purchases in Nebraska may be subject to other fees like registration, title, and plate fees.
  • Goods subject to sales tax in Nebraska include furniture, home appliances, and motor vehicles.
  • Retail sales of prepared food and alcoholic beverages are taxable.

Sales Tax Details

  • A sales tax is required on all private vehicle sales in Nebraska.
  • You do not have to pay tax on dealer rebates and incentives.
  • Nebraska municipalities and counties charge local sales taxes ranging from 1 to 2 percent on top of the state sales tax.

Tax Calculation and Resources

  • Use the Nebraska Vehicle Tax Calculator to estimate tax liabilities accurately.
  • Combine the state sales tax rate with the dealer’s county rate to calculate your tax payment.
  • Visit the Nebraska DMV website for the Vehicle Fee estimator.

Additional Information

  • Registration Fee in Nebraska is $15.
  • Nebraska taxes Social Security income.
  • The state tax rate when buying a vehicle in Nebraska is 5.5 percent.

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