Sales tax calculator · 2026
Alaska (AK) has no state sales tax. No state sales tax but some local jurisdictions levy taxes (e.g., Juneau 5%)
Alaska (AK) has no state sales tax.
Sales tax is a consumption tax imposed on the sale of goods and certain services. In Alaska, the state rate is 0.00%. Counties and cities may add additional local sales taxes of up to 7.50%, making the total rate in some areas as high as 7.50%.
Sales Tax Formula
Tax Amount = Purchase Price × (0% ÷ 100)
Total Price = Purchase Price + Tax Amount
With local tax: Total Price = Purchase Price × (1 + 0.075)
Example Calculation
A $100 purchase in Alaska:
Sales tax = $100 × 0% = $0.00
Total = $100.00
Most tangible personal property is subject to sales tax in Alaska. Services may or may not be taxable — Alaska, like most states, exempts most services.Common exemptions and special rates include groceries, prescription drugs, and clothing (rules vary by state).
Out-of-state sellers may need to collect Alaska sales tax if they have economic nexus in the state. Most states now require remote sellers with over $100,000 in sales or 200 transactions to register and collect sales tax (South Dakota v. Wayfair, 2018). If you sell products to AK customers, check whether you need to register with the Alaska Department of Revenue.
The AK state sales tax rate is 0.00% as of 2026. Local jurisdictions may add up to 7.50%, so your actual rate depends on where the purchase is made. The combined maximum rate in Alaska is 7.50%.
If you have physical presence (store, office, warehouse) in Alaska, you must collect sales tax. If you sell online to AK customers and exceed economic nexus thresholds (typically $100K in sales or 200 transactions), you must also collect. Register with the Alaska Department of Revenue for a sales tax permit.
Alaska generally does not tax services, though there are exceptions such as. Examples include telecommunications, cable TV, and fabricated product labor. Check with a tax professional for your specific service.
Multiply the purchase price by 0% (state rate). For example, a $100 purchase = $0.00 tax, total $100.00. In Alaska, you may need to add local taxes depending on the city or county of sale. Use our calculator above for any amount.