North Carolina Sales Tax Rates: Davidson County
Davidson County, North Carolina Sales Tax Rate 2025 Up to 7%
A county-wide sales tax rate of 2.25% is applicable to localities in Davidson County, in addition to the 4.75% North Carolina sales tax.
None of the cities or local governments within Davidson County collect additional local sales taxes.Here's how Davidson County's maximum sales tax rate of 7% compares to other counties around the United States:
- Higher maximum sales tax than 86% of North Carolina counties
- Lower maximum sales tax than 55% of counties nationwide
Tax Rates By City in Davidson County, North Carolina
The total sales tax rate in any given location can be broken down into state, county, city, and special district rates. North Carolina has a 4.75% sales tax and Davidson County collects an additional 2.25%, so the minimum sales tax rate in Davidson County is 7% (not including any city or special district taxes). This table shows the total sales tax rates for all cities and towns in Davidson County, including all local taxes.
City | Sales Tax Rate | Tax Jurisdiction |
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Thomasville | 7% | High Point |
Lexington | 7% | Lexington |
Lexington | 7% | Denton |
Denton | 7% | Denton |
Linwood | 7% | Lexington |
Thomasville | 7% | Thomasville |
Welcome | 7% | Davidson |
Southmont | 7% | Davidson |
Wallburg | 7% | Wallburg |
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Davidson County, North Carolina has a maximum sales tax rate of 7% and an approximate population of 109,108.
Sales tax rates in Davidson County are determined by six different tax jurisdictions, Davidson, Denton, High Point, Lexington, Thomasville and Wallburg.
Back to North Carolina Sales Tax Handbook Sales tax rates for Davidson County are current as of March 2025