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Minnesota’s state sales tax rate is 6.875%, and its 2026 income tax brackets run from 5.35% to 9.85%, per the Minnesota Department of Revenue.

Sales Tax

The Department of Revenue says to figure the sales tax rate you combine the state general rate (6.875%) and all applicable local rates (local taxes, special local taxes and special taxes), then apply the total to the taxable sale price. Source: Minnesota Department of Revenue, Taxes and Rates.

Local rates change by quarter. The department publishes a rate guide by city; the edition effective October 1, 2026 is Local Sales and Use Tax Rate Guide. Check the edition that covers the date of your purchase.

Income Tax Rates For 2026

The Department of Revenue lists these Minnesota income tax brackets for tax year 2026, by filing status. Source: Income Tax Rates and Brackets.

RateSingle: income fromSingle: up toMarried filing jointly: income fromMarried filing jointly: up to
5.35%$0$33,310$0$48,700
6.80%$33,311$109,430$48,701$193,480
7.85%$109,431$203,150$193,481$337,930
9.85%$203,151No limit$337,931No limit

Head of household brackets are on the same Revenue page. Brackets are adjusted for inflation each year, so check the page for the year you file.

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Questions People Ask

What is the sales tax in Minnesota?

The state rate is 6.875%. Add any local rates that apply where you buy, per the Department of Revenue.

What is the top Minnesota income tax rate?

9.85% for tax year 2026, on single income above $203,150 or joint income above $337,930, per the Department of Revenue.

Sources

Checked November 1, 2026 by It’s Minnesota. Cite this page: It’s Minnesota, “Minnesota Taxes” (itsminnesota.com/living/taxes/), checked November 1, 2026. Free to quote with a link.