The state of Michigan requires you to pay taxes if you receive income from a Michigan source. The state income tax rate is 4.25%. The state general sales tax rate is 6%. Michigan cities don’t have local sales taxes.
The Michigan’s tax rate varies by purchase type. Refer to the Michigan website for sales taxes details. The smallest possible tax rate in Michigan is 6% (Algonac).
Use our Michigan Sales Tax Calculator to quickly calculate local and state sales tax. Enter the five-digit zip code where the transaction occurs. Note that special sales tax laws may exist for cars, vehicles, services, or other transactions. Download our database of state or local sales tax rates.
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The Michigan sales tax calculator allows easy calculation of total sales tax on purchases in Michigan. Select the county and city to populate state and local tax rates. Then enter the purchase price for automatic tax calculation. It handles varying rates across Michigan’s 83 counties and cities.
If selling physical products or services, collect and pay sales tax. File and remit sales tax monthly, quarterly or annually based on collected amounts. Michigan returns are due the 20th after the period end.
The state sales tax rate is 6%. Retailers make sales to consumers and must collect and remit this tax. Computer software and cloud storage are taxable sales.
The registration threshold is $100,000 in annual sales or 200 transactions. Register for a sales tax permit before collecting tax. Find permit registration directions on the Department of Revenue website.
How do I calculate sales tax from a total? Simply multiply the total by the sales tax rate. Additional local taxes may apply. Check rates by county.
How much is tax on $100 in Michigan? Multiply $100 by the sales tax rate of 6% to get the tax amount. No local taxes apply.