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Illinois · Updated 2026

Illinois Sales Tax Calculator

The Illinois combined sales tax rate is 8.85% — that is the 6.25% state rate plus an average 2.60% local rate. Enter any amount below to add or subtract sales tax for Illinois.

Default: Illinois avg (8.85%)

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How Illinois Sales Tax Works

In Illinois, sales tax is charged at the point of sale on most retail purchases of tangible goods, and on some services. The state portion is 6.25%; cities and counties add their own local rates on top, which average 2.60%. The combined effective rate consumers actually pay is 8.85%.

Some categories are exempt — typically unprepared groceries, prescription medications, and certain agricultural inputs — but the rules vary by city. Always verify a specific transaction with the Illinois Department of Revenue if it materially affects your filing.

Quick Examples for Illinois

$10 purchase
Taxe :$0.89
Total :$10.89
$25 purchase
Taxe :$2.21
Total :$27.21
$50 purchase
Taxe :$4.43
Total :$54.43
$100 purchase
Taxe :$8.85
Total :$108.85
$250 purchase
Taxe :$22.13
Total :$272.13
$500 purchase
Taxe :$44.25
Total :$544.25
$1,000 purchase
Taxe :$88.50
Total :$1,088.50
$2,500 purchase
Taxe :$221.25
Total :$2,721.25

Questions fréquentes

What is the Illinois sales tax rate in 2026?

The Illinois combined sales tax rate is 8.85% — 6.25% state plus an average 2.60% local rate. Local rates can be higher in some cities and lower in others.

Are groceries taxed in Illinois?

Most unprepared grocery food is exempt or taxed at a reduced rate in Illinois. Prepared food (deli, restaurants, hot bar) is generally taxed at the full rate. Confirm category specifics with the Illinois Department of Revenue.

Is this calculator accurate for my city?

It uses the Illinois average combined rate. Individual cities (e.g. Los Angeles vs Sacramento) can differ by 1–2%. For invoice-grade accuracy, look up the exact ZIP code at your state revenue site.

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