Here in Nebraska there is no tax on food. Kansas is 6.5% but they lowered it to 3% during covid to help a person out. How bout your state?

5% municipal tax on all goods sold, here.

Not groceries or clothing

Sales tax - 6% - on groceries in Idaho. Where I live, Washington state is 8 miles away. No sales tax on groceries in that state.

Not at the commissary on base... but everywhere else yup

No, not on groceries or clothing.

If the food is cooked like at a restaurant, that is taxed.

5.5% in most of the state 7.5% in Milwaukee
no tax on un-prepared foods

1%

No

Tennessee doesn’t have a state income tax. So we pay around 10% tax on everything we buy.

No tax on groceries here.

None in food but seeds are taxed. Hmm seeds= food should not be taxed. O boy something to be out raged about. 2024 the great seed tax protest coming to a city near you.

+2.25% for cook county and some other counties around cook

I found this out years back on a trip to mid south shooter supply. Picked up 59lbs of powder thousands of primers and projectiles and dies and Brass. Spent several thousand on that trip. Shipping and hazmat would have been cheaper than the side trip with sales tax I discovered.

Not in Mn.

Hard to fathom.

But you have to pay .05 for a grocery bag in Duluth.

No

8.9%
Wife is a florist for Haggen, the High end of safeway.
10% discount on everything but booze,,,,,,,
All my family uses her phone number,
All my gas is discounted using points.

Mississippi's is highest in the nation at 7%. But our low property taxes help to offset that.

Nothing on food beverages yes