What is the sales tax rate in Grand Rapids, Minnesota?

The combined sales tax rate in Grand Rapids, Minnesota is 8.400% as of 2026. This includes the Minnesota state rate of 6.900% plus local jurisdiction taxes.

How is the Grand Rapids sales tax calculated?

Multiply your purchase amount by 8.400% (or 0.00840) to get the tax owed. For example, a $100 purchase incurs $8.40 in sales tax.

What is the Minnesota state sales tax rate?

The base Minnesota state sales tax rate is 6.900%. Local jurisdictions may add additional taxes on top of this rate.

Does Grand Rapids have a county sales tax?

Grand Rapids imposes an additional county-level sales tax of 1.000% on top of the state rate.

When was the Grand Rapids sales tax rate last updated?

The Grand Rapids sales tax rate was last verified on March 27, 2026. We cross-reference all rates against the official State Department of Revenue data.

Verified March 2026

Grand Rapids, Minnesota Sales Tax Rate 2026

The combined sales tax rate in Grand Rapids, Minnesota is 8.400% as verified March 2026.

Combined Rate 8.400%

State6.900% County1.000% City0.500%

Grand Rapids Sales Tax Breakdown

Jurisdiction	Rate
Minnesota State Sales Tax	6.900%
County Sales Tax	1.000%
City / Municipal Tax	0.500%
Total Combined Rate	8.400%

Which County Is Grand Rapids In?

Grand Rapids falls within Itasca, Minnesota. Itasca imposes a 1.000% county-level sales tax in addition to the Minnesota state base rate.

Grand Rapids ZIP Codes

The following ZIP codes are mapped to Grand Rapids for sales tax purposes. All listed codes apply the 8.400% combined rate.

55744

Business Nexus in Minnesota

Economic Nexus Threshold

Selling into Minnesota from out of state? Once you exceed $100,000 in annual sales or 200 transactions, you must register and collect Minnesota sales tax.

FAQ: Grand Rapids Sales Tax

The combined sales tax rate in Grand Rapids, Minnesota is 8.400% as verified March 2026.

Multiply your purchase price by 8.400% to find the tax owed. A $500 purchase would include $42.00 in sales tax.

Groceries are generally taxable in Minnesota. Check the official Department of Revenue for specific exemptions.

Vehicle purchases in Grand Rapids are subject to the 8.400% combined rate, though some states apply different rules for vehicle sales. Verify with the Minnesota Department of Revenue or DMV.

Register for a sales tax permit through the official Minnesota Department of Revenue website. Registration is typically free and required before collecting any sales tax.