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Long Beach, CA Sales Tax Rate (2026)

Combined state and local rate for Long Beach, CA, with the rate for each of its 24 ZIP codes.

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What is the sales tax rate in Long Beach, CA?

11%combined sales tax rate in Long Beach

The combined sales tax rate in Long Beach, CA is 11% as of October 2026: 7.25% state, 1% city and 2.75% special district.

State
7.25%
County
0%
City
1%
Special district
2.75%
Combined
11%

California's 7.25% statewide rate includes the 1.25% every city and county receives; local district taxes are shown as special.

Source: Kintsugi's rate table, updated monthly, as of October 2026. Official rates: CDTFA — California City & County Sales & Use Tax Rates.

What are the sales tax rates by ZIP code in Long Beach?

Every ZIP code with a Long Beach mailing address, with its combined rate as of October 2026. A ZIP code can cross city and district lines, so the delivery address decides the rate on a sale; the sales tax calculator looks one up.

Combined sales tax rate for each ZIP code with a Long Beach mailing address, as of October 2026
ZIPCountyCombined rate
90801Los Angeles11%
90802Los Angeles11%
90803Los Angeles11%
90804Los Angeles11%
90805Los Angeles11%
90806Los Angeles11%
90807Los Angeles11%
90808Los Angeles11%
90809Los Angeles11%
90810Los Angeles11%
90813Los Angeles11%
90814Los Angeles11%
90815Los Angeles11%
90822Los Angeles11%
90831Los Angeles11%
90832Los Angeles11%
90833Los Angeles11%
90840Los Angeles11%
90842Los Angeles11%
90844Los Angeles11%
90846Los Angeles11%
90847Los Angeles11%
90848Los Angeles11%
90853Los Angeles11%

Selling into Long Beach: California rules

What's taxable: At the state level, clothing is taxable and groceries are exempt.

Economic nexus: You have economic nexus in California if your total combined sales delivered into the state exceed $500,000 in the current or prior calendar year, including sales made through a marketplace. There is no transaction-count trigger.

Filing: The CDTFA assigns monthly, quarterly, or annual filing based on reported or estimated taxable sales. Quarterly is the default for most mid-sized sellers; high-volume sellers file monthly and may owe prepayments on the 24th of the second and third months of each quarter.

Registration, exemptions, penalties and marketplace rules are in the California sales tax guide.

Frequently asked questions

Rates change monthly. Kintsugi applies them automatically.

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