Massachusetts Sales & Use Tax Rate Publications
Rate information and official source materials for supported quarters.
Statewide sales and use tax printed on the Massachusetts Department of Revenue Sales and Use Tax guide, checked against TIR 18-8. Monitoring and validation only.
Official sources
Official pages for Massachusetts.
Pages
- Massachusetts Sales and Use Tax
www.mass.gov
- TIR 18-8: Tax Jurisdiction Over Internet Vendors (cross-check)
www.mass.gov
State facts
- General
- 6.25%
Massachusetts Department of Revenue Sales and Use Tax · Read October 2, 2026 at 4:11 AM UTC
Calendar year
Charts retrieved October 26, 2026 at 1:49 PM UTC
Effective date
Dates not printed
- Source agency
- Massachusetts Department of Revenue
- Status
- Published
- Source document
- Massachusetts Sales and Use Tax
Official source
For research and verification only. This information is not tax advice. Confirm current requirements with the taxing authority or qualified advisor.
Loaded chart, but no effective start is printed. It is not classified as current or in force.
Loaded chart; no printed effective window.
Changes
The jurisdictions that changed on this Massachusetts chart are included with a plan.
The Sales and Use Tax guide prints a 6.25% sales tax and a 6.25% use tax. TIR 18-8 prints: Also, unlike South Dakota and most states, under Massachusetts law the sales or use tax is imposed only by the state (and not localities) and is imposed at a single rate of tax. No local rows are published. Monitoring and validation only.
Showing 1 of 1
| Jurisdiction | Statewide rate | Source | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA | MASSACHUSETTSAlso, unlike South Dakota and most states, under Massachusetts law the sales or use tax is imposed only by the state (and not localities) and is imposed at a single rate of tax.Dates not printed | 6.25% | Dates not printed | Not compared | OfficialUnlocks for paid members. |
What the type letters mean
Labels are taken from the legend printed on this chart. A letter names a tax the chart says is part of the jurisdiction rate. It is not a separate percentage.
- state State