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Georgia sales tax calculator

Georgia’s state rate is 4%; the typical combined rate with local taxes is about 7.38%. Add or remove sales tax from any amount below.

Pre-tax

$100.00

Sales tax

$7.38

Total

$107.38

How sales tax works in Georgia

Georgia has a 4% state rate, and every county adds local option taxes that bring the combined rate to around 7%–8%. Groceries are exempt from the state portion but still subject to local taxes in most counties.

Rates are approximate and current as of the 2024–2025 tax years. Local rates change and vary by address; confirm the exact figure with the Georgia department of revenue or a rate lookup by ZIP code before relying on it.

Sales tax on common amounts in Georgia (at 7.38%)

$10.00+$0.74 = $10.74
$20.00+$1.48 = $21.48
$50.00+$3.69 = $53.69
$100.00+$7.38 = $107.38
$250.00+$18.45 = $268.45
$500.00+$36.90 = $536.90
$1,000.00+$73.80 = $1,073.80
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Frequently asked questions

What is the sales tax rate in Georgia?

Georgia's statewide base rate is 4%. With average local (city and county) taxes added, the typical combined rate is about 7.38%. Your exact rate depends on the address of the sale.

How much is sales tax on $100 in Georgia?

At the 7.38% average combined rate, sales tax on $100 is about $7.38, for a total of $107.38. At the 4% state rate alone it is $4.00.

Does Georgia charge local sales tax on top of the state rate?

Yes. Cities, counties or special districts in Georgia add local sales tax, which is why the average combined rate (7.38%) is higher than the 4% state rate.

How do I calculate sales tax backwards from a total in Georgia?

Divide the tax-included total by 1 plus the rate as a decimal. At 7.38%, a $107.38 total came from a $100.00 pre-tax price. Use the "Remove tax from a total" mode above.