North Dakota: Sales Tax Handbook

North Dakota:

2023 North Dakota Sales Tax Changes

Over the past year, there have been seventeen local sales tax rate changes in North Dakota. This table lists each changed tax jurisdiction, the amount of the change, and the towns and cities in which the modified tax rates apply. This page will be updated monthly as new sales tax rates are released. For other states, see our list of nationwide sales tax rate changes.

Change Date	Tax Jurisdiction	Sales Tax Change	Cities Affected
February 2023	Max	Raised from 6% to 7.5%	Max
February 2023	Steele	Raised from 6% to 7.5%	Galesburg and Clifford
February 2023	Towner	Raised from 5% to 7%	Rocklake, Hansboro and Egeland
February 2023	Lamoure	Raised from 5% to 7%	Montpelier, Verona, Dickey and Jud
February 2023	Pembina	Raised from 5% to 7.5%	Saint Thomas, Hamilton, Glasston, Bathgate, Crystal and Hensel
February 2023	Rolette	Raised from 5% to 7%	Belcourt, Perth, Agate and Mylo
February 2023	Cavalier	Raised from 5% to 7%	Starkweather, Osnabrock, Mountain, Hampden, Sarles, Nekoma, Hannah, Calvin, Wales, Maida and Alsen
February 2023	Bottineau	Raised from 5% to 7%	Willow City, Sherwood, Lansford, Newburg, Maxbass, Souris, Kramer, Antler and Upham
February 2023	Grand Forks	Raised from 5% to 7.25%	Grand Forks Afb, Manvel, Emerado, Reynolds, Mekinock, Niagara, Inkster, Arvilla and Gilby
August 2022	Beach	Raised from 6% to 7%	Beach
August 2022	Wishek	Raised from 6.5% to 7%	Wishek
August 2022	Mckenzie	Lowered from 6.5% to 5%	Watford City
August 2022	New Town	Raised from 6% to 7%	New Town
August 2022	Williams	Lowered from 8% to 6%	Williston
August 2022	Northwood	Raised from 7.5% to 8%	Northwood
August 2022	Devils Lake	Raised from 7.25% to 7.5%	Devils Lake
August 2022	New Leipzig	Raised from 6% to 7%	New Leipzig

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