Utah Sales Tax Calculator
Add or remove Utah sales tax from a price, using the state rate plus the average local rate.
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About the Utah Sales Tax Calculator
This Utah sales tax calculator adds sales tax to a price or removes it from a total. It starts with the average combined Utah rate of 7.42% (state rate 6.10% plus average local rate). Change the rate to match your city or county.
How to use it
- Enter a price or a total.
- Keep the average combined rate or type your local rate.
- Choose add or remove sales tax and press Calculate sales tax.
Utah sales tax rate in 2026
The Utah state sales tax rate is 6.10%. Local governments add an average of 1.32%, for an average combined rate of 7.42%. Your exact rate depends on your city and county, so check the Utah department of revenue for your address.
Source: Tax Foundation, 2026 state and local sales tax rates (as of July 1, 2026).
Utah sales tax examples at 7.42%
| Price | Sales tax | Total |
|---|---|---|
| $10 | $0.74 | $10.74 |
| $25 | $1.85 | $26.86 |
| $50 | $3.71 | $53.71 |
| $100 | $7.42 | $107.42 |
| $250 | $18.55 | $268.55 |
| $500 | $37.10 | $537.10 |
| $1,000 | $74.20 | $1,074.20 |
How to calculate sales tax
Sales tax = price × rate. To remove tax from a total, divide the total by (1 + rate). For example, $108 at 8% includes $8 of tax on a $100 price.
Frequently asked questions
What is the sales tax in Utah?
The Utah state rate is 6.10%. With average local taxes the combined rate is about 7.42%. Your actual rate depends on your location.
Does Utah have local sales tax?
Yes, local governments can add taxes. The average local rate is about 1.32%.
How do I calculate sales tax in Utah?
Multiply the price by the sales tax rate, then add it to the price. The calculator above does it for you.
What is $100 with sales tax in Utah?
At the average combined rate of 7.42%, $100 costs $107.42.
Where can I find my exact Utah rate?
Use the Utah department of revenue rate lookup tool for your address.
Last reviewed: November 2026. Rates are averages. Confirm your local rate with the state department of revenue.