Minnesota sales tax Calculator

Minnesota's state sales tax rate is 6.875%. Most cities and counties add local taxes on top, typically 0.5% to 1.5%. Minneapolis (Hennepin County) has a combined rate of approximately 8.025%, while St. Paul (Ramsey County) is around 7.875%. Greater Minnesota cities are usually 7.375% to 7.875%.

Minneapolis is in Hennepin County and has a combined sales tax rate of approximately 8.025% — including the 6.875% state rate, a 0.15% Hennepin County rate, a 0.5% Minneapolis city rate, and a 0.5% Metro Transit sales tax. Additional special district taxes may apply in some parts of the city.

Minnesota exempts most unprepared groceries, prescription drugs, and clothing. The clothing exemption has no price cap — any apparel item is exempt from state sales tax, though some local jurisdictions may tax clothing. Farm equipment, certain medical devices, and most capital equipment for manufacturing are also exempt.

No. Most clothing is exempt from Minnesota sales tax at the state level with no price threshold. This is a permanent exemption, not a seasonal holiday. Some Minnesota cities that impose local sales taxes may apply those local taxes to clothing, so the full combined rate exemption depends on your location.

Yes. Minnesota charges sales tax on used vehicle purchases at the state rate of 6.875% plus any applicable local tax. A 6.5% motor vehicle sales tax applies specifically to vehicle purchases in addition to the standard sales tax structure. The tax is paid at the time of registration at the DVS.

No. Minnesota does not have a sales tax holiday. However, clothing is permanently exempt from state sales tax year-round, making everyday apparel shopping effectively tax-free at the state level.