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   What is the use tax rate in New Jersey?

   • The Use Tax rate is the same as the Sales Tax rate, which is 6.625%. No Sales Tax Paid. If no Sales Tax is paid on a taxable item or service, the purchaser owes 6.625% Use Tax to New Jersey. Example: A New Jersey resident buys a pool table for $3,000 plus $50 for shipping from a company based in another state.

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   Does New Jersey have sales tax?

   • New Jersey’s “Sales and Use Tax Act,” (N.J.S.A. 54:32B-1 et seq.), provides for use tax to be imposed when taxable property (including specified digital products) and services are purchased for use in New Jersey, but sales tax is not collected by the retailer in the state of purchase or is collected at a rate less than New Jersey’s sales tax rate.

   Sales and Use Tax - The Official Web Site for The State of New Jersey

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   How do I find sales tax rates in New Jersey?

   • You can use our New Jersey Sales Tax Calculator to look up sales tax rates in New Jersey by address / zip code. The calculator will show you the total sales tax amount, as well as the county, city, and special district tax rates in the selected location.

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   What is the highest sales tax rate in New Jersey?

   • Combined with the state sales tax, the highest sales tax rate in New Jersey is 8.625% in the city of Millville . Last updated May 2024 In the map of New Jersey above, the 21 counties in New Jersey are colorized based on the maximum sales tax rate that occurs within that county.

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2. www.nj.gov › treasury › taxationNJ Division of Taxation - Sales and Use Tax

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   New Jersey assesses a 6.625% Sales Tax on sales of most tangible personal property, specified digital products, and certain services unless specifically exempt under New Jersey law. Recent Topics. Sales and Use Tax Exemption for Contractor Purchases. Sales Tax Holiday for Certain Retail Sales.

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3. www.salestaxhandbook.com › new-jersey › ratesNew Jersey Sales Tax Rates By City & County 2024

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   2024 List of New Jersey Local Sales Tax Rates. Lowest sales tax (6.625%) Highest sales tax (8.625%) New Jersey Sales Tax: 6.625%. Average Sales Tax (With Local): 6.628%. New Jersey has state sales tax of 6.625% , and allows local governments to collect a local option sales tax of up to N/A.

   City Name	Tax Rate
   Jersey City, NJ	6.625%
   Newark, NJ	6.625%
   Paterson, NJ	6.625%
   Clifton, NJ	6.625%

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   New Jersey Sales Tax Calculator. You can use our New Jersey Sales Tax Calculator to look up sales tax rates in New Jersey by address / zip code. The calculator will show you the total sales tax amount, as well as the county, city, and special district tax rates in the selected location.

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   New Jersey sales and use tax rate in 2024 is 6.625%. Use our calculator to determine your exact sales tax rate.

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   The New Jersey state sales tax rate is 7%, and the average NJ sales tax after local surtaxes is 6.97%. Groceries, clothing and prescription drugs are exempt from the New Jersey sales tax; Counties and cities are not allowed to collect local sales taxes

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   The sales tax rate in calendar years 2018 through 2021 was 6.625%, and the SUT imposed in Urban Enterprise Zones (UEZ) and Salem County was 3.3125%, down from the 6.875% and 3.4375% rates, respectively, from 2017 pursuant to P.L. 2016, c.57. This analysis includes a complement of 46 statistical tables.