Kings County, California Sales Tax Rate
The combined sales tax rate in Kings County, California is 7.25% as of September 14, 2026. That includes the California state rate of 7.25%.
Literal combined rate for the jurisdiction from the CDTFA tax-area rate table (statewide base 7.25% plus district taxes).
Unincorporated-area rate.
Sales tax calculator for Kings County
Uses the rate as of September 14, 2026. Unincorporated-area rate
- Sales tax (7.25%)
- $7.25
- Total with tax
- $107.25
How this rate is composed
The California state sales tax rate is 7.25%. The combined 7.25% rate for Kings County comes from CDTFA city and county tax rates (TAC table) (2026-07-01 to 2026-09-30).
County pages show the county reference or unincorporated-area rate, not the highest city or district rate in the county. City pages retain the highest rate where multiple tax areas exist. Confirm the applicable address-specific rate with CDTFA.
Rates change on official schedules — confirm the current rate and effective date against the source above before filing. Reviewed and current as of September 14, 2026.
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Kings County sales tax questions
What is the sales tax rate in Kings County, California?
As of 2026-09-14, the combined sales tax rate is 7.25%. Unincorporated-area rate It includes the California state rate of 7.25% and applicable local rates.
How much sales tax is charged on a $100 purchase in Kings County?
At the 7.25% combined rate as of 2026-09-14, a $100 taxable purchase produces $7.25 in sales tax.
When was the Kings County sales tax rate reviewed?
Prophit.ai reviewed this guide on 2026-09-14 using CDTFA city and county tax rates (TAC table). Confirm the official source before filing because rates can change.