Idaho Sales Tax Overview
In Idaho, prescription drugs, some groceries, truck campers, office trailers, and transport trailers are exempt from the sales tax. Many states have special, lowered sales tax rates for certain types of staple goods – such as groceries, clothing, and medicines. Restaurant meals may also have a special sales tax rate.
Idaho State Sales Tax Details
Idaho’s state sales tax is 6%. This is the rate you will be charged in almost the entire state, with a few exceptions. In addition, 14 resort cities and three auditorium districts also charge a local sales tax in addition to the state sales tax.
Idaho Sales Tax Exemptions
While the Idaho sales tax of 6% applies to most transactions, there are certain items that may be exempt from taxation. This page discusses various sales tax exemptions in Idaho.
Ohio Sales Tax Overview
In Ohio, sales tax exemption applies to certain types of food, some building materials, and prescription drugs. Many states have special, lowered sales tax rates for certain types of staple goods – such as groceries, clothing, and medicines. Restaurant meals may also have a special sales tax rate.
Ohio State Sales Tax Details
Ohio uses a state-wide sales tax rate of 5.75%, but most cities, counties, or other local authorities apply an additional sales and use tax from .75 to 2.25%. Sales tax exemption in the state applies to certain types of food, some building materials, and prescription drugs.
What is subject to sales tax in Idaho?
Sales tax in Idaho applies to sales of tangible personal property and some services like food and lodging. Prescription drugs are exempt. Additional taxes apply to hotel stays. To learn more, visit the Idaho State Tax Commission website or call their sales tax phone line.