Sales Tax in Vermont plays a key role in generating the state’s revenue. It is imposed on all tangible goods and services. For all business owners as well as consumers, it is important to understand the ins and outs of sales tax in Vermont. At Tax 365, we help businesses not only with accurate calculation of tax through the Vermont sales tax calculator but also keep them updated on the latest Vermont sales and use tax regulations. Our years of expertise and knowledge help businesses stay compliant and avoid costly penalties.

The standard Vermont sales tax rate is 6% and it is applicable to most of the tangible goods and services. This tax is usually collected at the time of sale and remitted by businesses to the state. However, there are certain municipalities in Vermont that add local tax along with the statewide sales tax of Vermont and therefore, the total Vermont sales tax by county in those areas may rise to 7%. Businesses operating in Vermont are responsible for collecting and remitting sales tax on tangible goods and services that include electrical items, restaurant bills, alcohol, lodging, any kind of professional services, rental goods etc. On the other hand, there are certain goods and services which are exempted from sales tax in Vermont such as prescription medicines, groceries, clothing items, etc. At Tax 365, we can help you calculate the accurate tax amount based on location and guide businesses with compliance audits.