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Rates as of September 2026

Rhode Island Sales Tax Calculator

Rhode Island’s sales tax rate is 7% everywhere in the state, with no local sales taxes.

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Optional. Pick a suggestion to fill in the ZIP code.

A Rhode Island ZIP code, like 02903.

This free tool is for illustrative purposes, provided as-is, without warranties. To calculate tax you can rely on, use the Kintsugi platform. Start free (opens in a new tab)

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Enter a Rhode Island ZIP code to see its combined state, county, city and district rate.

Calculate tax on a sale

Look up a rate, then enter an amount to see the tax and total.

This is an estimate based on location alone. The tax you owe also depends on what you sell, who you sell to and the exact delivery address. If you intend to rely on these rates, use the Kintsugi platform (opens in a new tab).

How the Rhode Island calculator works

Enter a ZIP code and the calculator adds up the state, county, city and district rates for it, multiplies your amount by the total and rounds the tax to the nearest cent. For the formula and worked examples, see how to calculate sales tax. Rates are as of September 2026.

Read the Rhode Island sales tax guide for what’s taxable, when you have to register and how to file. For other states, use the US sales tax calculator, and to split a tax-inclusive total, the reverse sales tax calculator.

Rhode Island sales tax rates at a glance

  • ZIP codes in the rate data: 90
  • Combined rate in every ZIP code: 7%

When you have to collect Rhode Island sales tax

A remote seller has to register and collect Rhode Island sales tax once its sales into the state meet the economic nexus threshold: $100,000 in sales or 200 transactions in the current or previous calendar year, per the state tax agency. A physical presence such as an office, employees or inventory creates nexus on its own. The Rhode Island sales tax guide covers registration and filing once you do.

Frequently Asked Questions

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