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Sales tax United States · Rates as of 1 July 2026

Nebraska Sales Tax Rate (2026)

Nebraska sales tax is 5.5% statewide; with city and county taxes the average combined rate is 6.98%. Use the calculator to add or remove tax from any price.

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5.5%State rate
1.48%Average local rate
6.98%Average combined rate
#27Rank of 50 (1 = highest)

Nebraska sales tax calculator

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Your exact rate depends on the city and county of the sale; enter it above if you know it.

How Nebraska sales tax works

Nebraska charges 5.5% statewide, and many cities add up to 2% local tax.

To calculate it, multiply the price by the rate: tax = price × 6.98 ÷ 100. A $40 purchase at the average combined rate carries $2.79 tax, for $42.79 in total. To strip tax out of a receipt total, divide by 1.0698.

Nebraska sales tax on common amounts

PriceTax at 5.5% (state)Tax at 6.98%Total at 6.98%
$10.00$0.55$0.70$10.70
$25.00$1.38$1.75$26.75
$50.00$2.75$3.49$53.49
$100.00$5.50$6.98$106.98
$250.00$13.75$17.45$267.45
$500.00$27.50$34.90$534.90
$1,000.00$55.00$69.80$1,069.80

Nebraska vs neighbouring states

StateState rateAvg. combinedTax on $100
Nebraska5.5%6.98%$6.98
South Dakota4.2%6.11%$6.11
Iowa6%6.94%$6.94
Missouri4.225%8.44%$8.44
Kansas6.5%8.71%$8.71
Colorado2.9%7.89%$7.89
Wyoming4%5.39%$5.39

Frequently asked questions

What is the sales tax rate in Nebraska?

The Nebraska state sales tax rate is 5.5%. Local taxes add an average of 1.48%, for an average combined rate of 6.98%.

How much is the sales tax on $100 in Nebraska?

At the state rate, $5.50 (total $105.50). At the average combined rate, $6.98 (total $106.98).

How do I calculate Nebraska sales tax?

Multiply the price by the rate as a decimal. Example: $50 × 6.98% = $3.49. To remove tax from a total, divide by (1 + rate): $100 ÷ 1.0698 = $93.48 before tax.

Is Nebraska sales tax high?

Nebraska ranks #27 of 50 states for average combined sales tax (1 = highest). The population-weighted US average combined rate is about 7.5%.

Sources

Rates change. Always confirm the exact rate for a specific address with the relevant tax authority before filing or invoicing.

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