Sales tax in South San Francisco is 9.88%. What is yours?

Just wondering if anyone has a higher tax rate? Whatever, please post your sales tax rate where you are located.

According to a DDG search, Tacoma, WA is the nation's highest at 10.3% general sales tax.

https://taxfoundation.org/2022-sales-taxes/#table

Mountlake Terrace in Washington State is at 10.5%..

It appears certain local jurisdictions in Alabama have a combined state and local sales tax rate of 11.50 %( state rate 4.00 and local rate 7.50 %)

20% VAT here in the United Kingdom.

Any discussion on comparative tax rates must consider the inputs that one can deduct against the outputs before calculating the tax.

8.25% in Austin, TX; auto purchases at 6.25%.

My current city is 8.9% general sales tax. That's state, county, city and local transit.

The highest I've ever lived in was Memphis, TN which was around 9.8% combined general at the time.

The highest I've ever lived in was Memphis, TN which was around 9.8% combined general at the time.

But, (I think): Tennessee doesn't have an income tax.

The highest I've ever lived in was Memphis, TN which was around 9.8% combined general at the time.

But, (I think): Tennessee doesn't have an income tax.

I'm aware. States without an income tax tend to have higher sales taxes and property taxes. The income has to come from somewhere.

According to a DDG search, Tacoma, WA is the nation's highest at 10.3% general sales tax.

Odd that they're wrong by so much. There are numerous locations in WA with higher rates. I'm at 10.5, which is quite common in Snohomish County, but Lynnwood and Mill Creek (right next door to me) are both at 10.6.

St Louis, MO. 11.675% combined state and local for 2022.

And the restaurants are asking for a 25% tip minimum on top of that.

There are a number of cities in the east side of the San Francisco Bay that are 10¾%.