Vermont Reverse Sales Tax Calculator.

Vermont has a state sales tax rate of 6%, and while local jurisdictions can add additional sales taxes in limited circumstances, most Vermont purchases are subject to the single 6% state rate. Vermont's local sales tax additions are limited and relatively uncommon, making Vermont's system simpler than many other states.

Vermont is a small state primarily known for its natural beauty, skiing, foliage tourism, and artisan food/craft industries. The sales tax structure reflects this — Vermont applies some specific rates to dining and lodging that support the tourism economy, while keeping the general goods rate at 6%.

Restaurant meals and prepared food in Vermont are taxed at 9%. Alcoholic beverages sold at retail (restaurants, bars) are taxed at 10%. Hotel accommodations are also subject to a 9% tax. These elevated rates on tourism-related services are higher than the standard 6% goods rate.

Vermont exempts most food for home consumption from the 6% sales tax. Prescription drugs are exempt. Vermont has exemptions for manufacturing equipment and agricultural inputs. Vermont is also notable for exempting clothing items under $110 per item from the state sales tax — the same threshold as New York State.

Vermont's Department of Taxes administers the state sales tax. Vermont participates in the SST agreement. Economic nexus threshold is $100,000 in annual Vermont sales or 200 transactions. Vermont has marketplace facilitator laws in effect.