Sales tax by street address.

Get the combined rate, jurisdiction breakdown, and source. Published government data, through one open-source API. See sources

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One address, every part of its rate, and the line that decided it.

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  • Resolved by street address

    One ZIP can cross several tax boundaries. We use state address ranges and geographic boundaries to resolve your street address.

  • Sources you can check

    Each answer names the published data used. Rates carry effective dates; historical coverage varies by state.

  • Clear when it’s uncertain

    When the evidence cannot settle one rate, we explicitly decline the lookup. Missing data is never treated as zero.

What it doesn’t do. OpenTaxRate gives the general sales tax rate at an address. It doesn’t decide whether a product is taxable, apply exemptions or holidays, choose sourcing rules, or file returns, so it is a rate lookup, not a replacement for a compliance service.

Why boundaries matter: Stripe’s engineering team shows how two houses in the same ZIP can face different taxes. Read their explanation ↗

Measured against official answers.

Random addresses in every state, each checked against the state’s own published rate. Development benchmark, 2026-10-23.

One block per address. Blue: matched. Clay: wrong. Grey: declined.
addresses matched the state’s rate.
5,301/5,317
wrong rates
4
declined lookups
12
per 1,000 lookups. Free without a key.
$1.95

2 of the 4 in Missouri.

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