State & Province Tax Schedules Last Fetched: October 2026

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alabama
State Sales Tax (4%)
alaska
No State Sales Tax (0%)
arizona
Transaction Privilege Tax (5.60%)
arkansas
State Sales Tax (6.50%)
california
State Sales Tax (7.25%)
colorado
State Sales Tax (2.90%)
connecticut
State Sales Tax (6.35%)
delaware
No State Sales Tax (0%)
florida
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
georgia
State Sales Tax (4%)
hawaii
General Excise Tax (4%)
idaho
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
illinois
State Sales Tax (6.25%)
indiana
State Sales Tax (7.00%)
iowa
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
kansas
State Sales Tax (6.50%)
kentucky
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
louisiana
State Sales Tax (4.45%)
maine
State Sales Tax (5.50%)
maryland
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
massachusetts
State Sales Tax (6.25%)
michigan
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
minnesota
State Sales Tax (6.88%)
mississippi
State Sales Tax (7.00%)
missouri
State Sales Tax (4.23%)
montana
No State Sales Tax (0%)
nebraska
State Sales Tax (5.50%)
nevada
State Sales Tax (6.85%)
new hampshire
No State Sales Tax (0%)
new jersey
State Sales Tax (6.63%)
new mexico
Gross Receipts Tax (4.88%)
new york
State Sales Tax (4%)
north carolina
State Sales Tax (4.75%)
north dakota
State Sales Tax (5.00%)
ohio
State Sales Tax (5.75%)
oklahoma
State Sales Tax (4.50%)
oregon
No State Sales Tax (0%)
pennsylvania
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
rhode island
State Sales Tax (7.00%)
south carolina
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
south dakota
State Sales Tax (4.20%)
tennessee
State Sales Tax (7.00%)
texas
State Sales Tax (6.25%)
utah
State Sales Tax (6.10%)
vermont
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
virginia
State Sales Tax (5.30%)
washington
State Sales Tax (6.50%)
washington dc
DC Sales Tax (6.00%)
west virginia
State Sales Tax (6.00%)
wisconsin
State Sales Tax (5.00%)
wyoming
State Sales Tax (4%)
Statutory Multi-Tier BreakdownVerified for United States • Roofing Contractor TradeRates Last Fetched: October 2026

Sales & Use Tax: Official Rates & Who They Are For

The US has no national VAT or GST. Sales tax is governed at the state and local county/city level. In construction and trade contracting, the crucial distinction is between tangible personal property (parts and materials, which are taxable) and labor (which may be exempt for residential capital improvements, but taxable for commercial repairs in states like Texas or Ohio).

Regulating Authority:State Departments of Revenue & IRS
Tax Identifier:Employer Identification Number (EIN) or State Tax ID
Schedule:US State Departments of Revenue Statutory Schedules (October 2026)

Applicable United States Tax Tiers3 Tiers

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State Specific (0%–10%)

State & Local Sales Tax on Materials (0%–10%)

Tangible Materials & Parts
Primary Trade Tier

Tangible personal property sold to the customer (pipes, wiring, HVAC compressors, lumber, fixtures). Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Oregon charge 0% state sales tax. California charges 7.25% base + local additions up to 10.25%.

Who is this tier for?

All trade contractors supplying and billing physical materials, appliances, and fixtures to property owners.

Typical Scope Examples:
  • •PVC pipes, copper fittings, and hot water heaters billed to customers
  • •Breaker panels, Romex wiring, EV chargers, and lighting fixtures
  • •Lumber, drywall boards, paint cans, and hardware supplies
0% Labor

Residential Capital Improvement (0% Labor Tax)

Capital Improvement Labor

In most states (including NY, CA, FL), labor that permanently increases the property value, prolongs its life, or adapts it to a new use is classified as a capital improvement, making the labor charge tax-exempt when supported by a certificate (e.g. NY ST-124).

Who is this tier for?

General contractors building home additions, kitchen/bathroom remodelers, and roof replacement contractors.

Typical Scope Examples:
  • •Installing a completely new roof or room addition on an existing home
  • •Full electrical service upgrade from 100A to 200A on a residence
  • •Full bathroom gut remodel permanently altering the residential real property
State Rate on Labor

Commercial Repair & Remodeling Labor (Taxable in Select States)

Commercial Repair Labor

In states like Texas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania, labor for non-residential (commercial) repair, maintenance, and remodeling is fully taxable at the standard sales tax rate.

Who is this tier for?

Commercial trade subcontractors servicing retail spaces, offices, warehouses, and industrial properties in states where service labor is taxable.

Typical Scope Examples:
  • •Commercial HVAC maintenance and repair in office buildings (Texas Comptroller rules)
  • •Commercial lighting repairs and retail store maintenance

United States Statutory Compliance Rules on Your Po

1.Always itemize materials and labor on separate lines so customers are not over-taxed on exempt labor.
2.Obtain signed Resale or Capital Improvement Exemption Certificates before omitting sales tax.
3.Retain invoices, purchase receipts, and exemption certificates for 4 to 7 years for state audit defense.

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