Wisconsin sales tax rate by county

Updated

Wisconsin sales tax runs from 5% to 7.9%, and in 3 of its 72 counties the rate changes within the county. The 5% 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 Wisconsin county

Sales tax rate by county in Wisconsin
CountyRate or range
Adams County 5.5%
Ashland County 5.5%
Barron County 5.5%
Bayfield County 5.5%
Brown County 5.5%
Buffalo County 5.5%
Burnett County 5.5%
Calumet County 5.5%
Chippewa County 5.5%
Clark County 5.5%
Columbia County 5.5%
Crawford County 5.5%
Dane County 5.5%
Dodge County 5.5%
Door County 5.5%
Douglas County 5.5%
Dunn County 5.5%
Eau Claire County 5.5%
Florence County 5.5%
Fond du Lac County 5.5%
Forest County 5.5%
Grant County 5.5%
Green County 5.5%
Green Lake County 5.5%
Iowa County 5.5%
Iron County 5.5%
Jackson County 5.5%
Jefferson County 5.5%
Juneau County 5.5%
Kenosha County 5.5%
Kewaunee County 5.5%
La Crosse County 5.5%
Lafayette County 5.5%
Langlade County 5.5%
Lincoln County 5.5%
Manitowoc County 5.5%
Marathon County 5.5%
Marinette County 5.5%
Marquette County 5.5%
Menominee County 5.5%
Milwaukee County 5.9% to 7.9%
Monroe County 5.5%
Oconto County 5.5%
Oneida County 5.5%
Outagamie County 5.5%
Ozaukee County 5.5%
Pepin County 5.5%
Pierce County 5.5%
Polk County 5.5%
Portage County 5.5%
Price County 5.5%
Racine County 5.5%
Richland County 5.5%
Rock County 5.5%
Rusk County 5.5%
Sauk County 5.5%
Sawyer County 5.5%
Shawano County 5.5%
Sheboygan County 5.5%
St. Croix County 5.5%
Taylor County 5.5%
Trempealeau County 5.5%
Vernon County 5.5%
Vilas County 5.5%
Walworth County 5.5%
Washburn County 5.5%
Washington County 5.5% to 7.5%
Waukesha County 5% to 7%
Waupaca County 5.5%
Waushara County 5.5%
Winnebago County 5%
Wood County 5.5%

Collected from Wisconsin'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 Wisconsin tax

See Wisconsin 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 Wisconsin.