Seattle, Tacoma have nation’s highest combined sales tax among major cities – IOTW Report

Seattle, Tacoma have nation’s highest combined sales tax among major cities

(The Center Square) – Seattle and Tacoma took the top two spots in the Tax Foundation’s latest publication on the highest combined state and local sales tax rates among major U.S. cities.

Earlier this week, the Washington, D.C.-based think tank released its “Sales Tax Rates in Major Cities, Midyear 2024” report, which calculates “average combined state and local sales tax rates by state, using zip code-level sales tax and population data.”

The Tax Foundation defines major U.S. cities as “Census-designated incorporated places with populations over 200,000.” more

9 Comments on Seattle, Tacoma have nation’s highest combined sales tax among major cities

  1. I don’t understand the logic of rewarding incompetant spendthrifts with even more money except that if you don’t, they come after you with guns.

    In my book that’s called Armed Robbery.

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  2. 10.35%?! I’ll lower the volume of my grumbling at the 7% I pay here in Sarasota County.

    About the only think I can think of that’s a plus for the state of Delaware is its lack of any sales tax. And one of the few things I can think of that’s a plus for Maryland is that when I lived on the Eastern Shore (near Denton) I was a 20 minute drive from Dover and its tax-free stores.

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  3. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft. Taxation is theft.

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