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New Jersey Sales Tax Calculator

Calculate New Jersey sales tax based on ZIP code and purchase amount with accurate rates

Calculate New Jersey Sales Tax

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Enter the pre-tax purchase amount

Enter the 5-digit ZIP code where the purchase is made

Tax Calculation Results

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Total Tax
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Standard Rate Example

Purchase: $1,000

Location: Jersey City (07305)

State Tax: $1,000 × 6.625% = $66.25

Total Amount: $1,000 + $66.25 = $1,066.25

Millville Special Rate

Purchase: $1,000

Location: Millville (08332)

State Tax: $1,000 × 6.625% = $66.25

Special Tax: $1,000 × 2% = $20.00

Total Amount: $1,000 + $86.25 = $1,086.25

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New Jersey Tax Rates

State Sales Tax6.625%
Millville Special Tax2.0%
County TaxNone
City TaxNone

Note: New Jersey is one of the few states with sales tax only at the state level, except for Millville's special rate.

Tax-Exempt Items

Food and groceries
Clothing and footwear
Prescription drugs and medical devices
Manufacturing and processing machinery
Items for resale (with certificate)
Urban Enterprise Zone purchases (50% rate)

Important: Always verify current exemptions with the New Jersey Division of Taxation.

Understanding New Jersey Sales Tax

How New Jersey Sales Tax Works

New Jersey has one of the simplest sales tax structures in the United States. The state imposes a uniform 6.625% sales tax rate across all jurisdictions, with only one exception: Millville, which has an additional 2% special sales tax.

What's Subject to Sales Tax?

  • Most tangible personal property
  • Specified digital products
  • Certain services
  • Shipping and handling charges

Calculation Formula

Standard Rate

Sales Tax = Purchase Amount × 6.625%

Total = Purchase Amount + Sales Tax

Millville Special Rate

State Tax = Purchase Amount × 6.625%

Special Tax = Purchase Amount × 2.0%

Total Tax = State Tax + Special Tax

Total = Purchase Amount + Total Tax

Key Features

  • • No county or municipal sales taxes
  • • Uniform rate across the state (except Millville)
  • • Extensive exemptions for necessities
  • • Urban Enterprise Zones get 50% rate reduction
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