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Maryland Sales and Use Tax

How to compute Maryland Sales and Use Tax for Massachusetts, tax year 2025: rates, thresholds, and step-by-step rules with primary-source citations.

MassachusettsTax year 2025· Last reviewed Apr 13, 2026

Key facts — Massachusetts, 2025

FieldValue
JurisdictionMaryland
State rate6.00% (flat -- no local sales tax)
Local taxesNone
Maximum combined rate6.00%
SourcingDestination-based
Economic nexus$100,000 OR 200 transactions
Tax authorityComptroller of Maryland
Portalhttps://www.marylandtaxes.gov
SST memberNo
Skill version2.0

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MassachusettsTax year 2025

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Maryland Sales and Use Tax Skill v2.0

Section 1 -- Quick reference

FieldValue
JurisdictionMaryland
State rate6.00% (flat -- no local sales tax)
Local taxesNone
Maximum combined rate6.00%
SourcingDestination-based
Economic nexus$100,000 OR 200 transactions
Tax authorityComptroller of Maryland
Portalhttps://www.marylandtaxes.gov
SST memberNo
Skill version2.0

Section 3 -- Transaction pattern library

PatternTaxable?Notes
General TPPTAXABLE 6%
ClothingTAXABLENo exemption
Grocery foodEXEMPT
Prepared foodTAXABLE
SaaSTAXABLEMaryland taxes SaaS and digital products
Canned softwareTAXABLE
Digital goodsTAXABLE
Professional servicesNOT TAXABLE
Manufacturing equipmentEXEMPT
Prescription drugsEXEMPT
OTC drugsEXEMPT
ResaleEXEMPT
Digital advertising (separate tax)TAXABLEMaryland Digital Advertising Gross Revenues Tax -- separate from sales tax

Section 10 -- Prohibitions

  • NEVER add local taxes -- Maryland has none.
  • NEVER confuse the Digital Advertising Tax with sales tax -- they are separate.
  • NEVER compute any number.

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