Missouri sales tax rate by county

Updated

Missouri sales tax runs from 4.725% to 12.238%, and in 115 of its 115 counties the rate changes within the county. The 4.225% state rate applies everywhere. Everything above it depends on which city or special district an address falls in, so a county-wide figure is a range and not a rate.

Sales tax rate in every Missouri county

Sales tax rate by county in Missouri
CountyRate or range
Adair County 5.975% to 9.725%
Andrew County 6.425% to 9.425%
Atchison County 6.475% to 9.475%
Audrain County 6.35% to 8.85%
Barry County 6.225% to 10.475%
Barton County 6.475% to 9.475%
Bates County 5.225% to 8.85%
Benton County 6.225% to 9.1%
Bollinger County 6.85% to 8.85%
Boone County 5.975% to 10.475%
Buchanan County 5.825% to 11.2%
Butler County 5.475% to 8.975%
Caldwell County 6.725% to 9.975%
Callaway County 6.725% to 9.725%
Camden County 6.225% to 10.225%
Cape Girardeau County 5.725% to 10.475%
Carroll County 6.225% to 9.225%
Carter County 5.725% to 9.225%
Cass County 5.85% to 11.1%
Cedar County 6.475% to 8.725%
Chariton County 6.225% to 8.725%
Christian County 5.975% to 10.85%
Clark County 7.225% to 8.225%
Clay County 5.475% to 11.85%
Clinton County 5.725% to 10.475%
Cole County 5.6% to 8.85%
Cooper County 6.225% to 9.725%
Crawford County 6.975% to 10.975%
Dade County 6.975% to 9.475%
Dallas County 6.725% to 8.225%
Daviess County 6.225% to 8.35%
DeKalb County 6.225% to 10.975%
Dent County 6.475% to 9.35%
Douglas County 6.225% to 8.225%
Dunklin County 5.9125% to 9.1625%
Franklin County 6.475% to 10.475%
Gasconade County 6.1% to 9.975%
Gentry County 5.725% to 7.725%
Greene County 5.975% to 10.6%
Grundy County 5.725% to 8.35%
Harrison County 5.475% to 8.35%
Henry County 5.925% to 8.675%
Hickory County 6.225% to 8.225%
Holt County 6.725% to 8.225%
Howard County 7.1% to 9.225%
Howell County 5.912% to 9.412%
Iron County 6.225% to 9.225%
Jackson County 5.725% to 11.975%
Jasper County 5.6% to 10.85%
Jefferson County 6.35% to 11.6%
Johnson County 7.475% to 9.975%
Knox County 6.225% to 7.725%
Laclede County 5.413% to 9.413%
Lafayette County 6.475% to 10.475%
Lawrence County 6.725% to 10.35%
Lewis County 7.35% to 8.975%
Lincoln County 6.975% to 10.475%
Linn County 6.475% to 8.975%
Livingston County 5.85% to 9.35%
Macon County 6.85% to 9.1%
Madison County 6.725% to 10.225%
Maries County 6.891% to 9.391%
Marion County 6.1% to 10.35%
McDonald County 6.225% to 8.225%
Mercer County 7.975% to 9.475%
Miller County 5.725% to 10.475%
Mississippi County 5.975% to 9.225%
Moniteau County 6.975% to 8.725%
Monroe County 5.725% to 8.725%
Montgomery County 6.475% to 8.475%
Morgan County 6.225% to 9.725%
New Madrid County 6.225% to 9.225%
Newton County 5.85% to 11.975%
Nodaway County 6.6% to 10.1%
Oregon County 6.725% to 9.725%
Osage County 6.975% to 9.225%
Ozark County 7.225% to 8.725%
Pemiscot County 7.225% to 9.975%
Perry County 6.6% to 9.475%
Pettis County 5.725% to 9.725%
Phelps County 5.35% to 8.6%
Pike County 7.2875% to 9.5375%
Platte County 5.475% to 9.975%
Polk County 5.6% to 8.85%
Pulaski County 5.975% to 10.225%
Putnam County 7.225% to 9.1%
Ralls County 6.375% to 10.125%
Randolph County 5.975% to 9.475%
Ray County 6.725% to 10.725%
Reynolds County 5.725% to 8.225%
Ripley County 5.725% to 8.225%
Saline County 6.225% to 8.725%
Schuyler County 6.225% to 8.725%
Scotland County 5.975% to 7.475%
Scott County 6.725% to 10.975%
Shannon County 5.725% to 9.225%
Shelby County 7.225% to 9.475%
St. Charles County 5.95% to 10.45%
St. Clair County 4.725% to 7.6%
St. Francois County 6.35% to 9.85%
St. Louis city 9.679% to 11.679%
St. Louis County 7.738% to 12.238%
Ste. Genevieve County 7.6% to 9.6%
Stoddard County 6.413% to 8.413%
Stone County 6.475% to 10.975%
Sullivan County 7.475% to 9.475%
Taney County 6.35% to 11.35%
Texas County 5.975% to 8.85%
Vernon County 5.225% to 8.725%
Warren County 6.975% to 10.225%
Washington County 6.725% to 9.225%
Wayne County 5.975% to 8.975%
Webster County 6.308% to 8.808%
Worth County 6.6% to 9.1%
Wright County 6.1% to 8.975%

Collected from Missouri's own agency sources and verified September 9, 2026. A range means the rate genuinely differs by address inside that county, not that we are unsure. Each county page gives the components and what the rate does not cover.

Why some counties show a range

Sales tax is levied by the state, sometimes by the county, and very often by cities and special districts whose boundaries ignore county lines. Where that happens there is no single county rate to publish, so these pages give the lowest and highest totals found inside the county and link the state's own address lookup. Adding a state rate to a county rate does not reproduce those totals, because the districts levy in between.

More on Missouri tax

See Missouri sales tax for the statewide picture, exemptions and who has to collect. For property tax, which is a separate tax with separate rules, see property tax by county in Missouri.