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Sales tax in Midfield, AL

~10% combined sales tax rate
Estimated 6%–10% depending on the address

The combined sales tax rate in Midfield, AL is about 10%, and ranges from 6% to 10% depending on the exact address.

Estimated from 4 ZIP codes covering Midfield. Enter your ZIP code in the calculator for a closer figure.

ZIP codes
4 on file, every one crossing the city line
County
Jefferson County
City limits of Midfield, AL, covering 2.7 square miles of land
City limits · 2.7 sq mi Census TIGER/Line 2024, simplified. Not a tax boundary: districts cross it and the rate can differ inside it.

ZIP codes in Midfield

4 on file, every one crossing the city line. Each has its own page.

4 ZIP codes crossing the city line

Part of each of these lies outside Midfield. An address in one may be taxed at a neighbour's rate instead, and the figure shown is the most likely one across the whole ZIP code.

ZIP codes in Midfield with the combined sales tax figure for each
ZIP code Combined rate Also reaches
35020 ~10% (6%–10%) Bessemer, Birmingham, Brighton and Lipscomb
35064 ~10% (6%–10%) Birmingham
35221 ~10% (6%–10%) Birmingham
35228 ~10% (6%–10%) Birmingham, Brighton and Lipscomb

Who levies sales tax across Midfield's ZIP codes

Each government below levies its own share, but not all of them reach every address: the ZIP codes covering Midfield reach into more than one city, and an address pays only the shares whose boundary it falls inside.

Tax rate components in Midfield, AL, with the source of each
Jurisdiction Type Rate Applies to Effective Source
Alabama state 4% all 4 ZIP codes Oct 1, 1959 Alabama local city and county tax rates
Jefferson County county 2% all 4 ZIP codes Jul 1, 2026 Alabama local city and county tax rates
Birmingham city 4% all 4 ZIP codes Jul 1, 2026 Alabama local city and county tax rates
Midfield city 4% all 4 ZIP codes Jul 1, 2026 Alabama local city and county tax rates
Brighton city 4% 2 of 4 ZIP codes Jul 1, 2026 Alabama local city and county tax rates
Lipscomb city 4% 2 of 4 ZIP codes Jul 1, 2026 Alabama local city and county tax rates
Bessemer city 4% 1 of 4 ZIP codes Jul 1, 2026 Alabama local city and county tax rates

No total is shown because more than one city is listed. An address falls inside only one of each, so these shares are alternatives rather than a stack, and adding them all up would give a figure nobody pays.

What can change the tax you pay in Midfield, AL

  • ZIP codes shared with a neighbour. 4 of Midfield's 4 ZIP codes are also reached by Birmingham, Brighton, Lipscomb and Bessemer, so an address in one of them can owe a neighbour's rate instead of Midfield's.
  • What you are buying. Categories are not taxed alike. The calculator switches between general merchandise, prepared food and lodging, which are the categories we hold rates for here.

How Midfield compares with the rest of Alabama

Midfield's ~10% is the most common combined rate in Alabama. Of the state's 810 ZIP codes with a figure, 215 land on the same one, 466 carry a lower figure and 129 a higher one. Across Alabama the combined rate runs from 4% to 13.5%. See every city in Alabama.

The most common combined sales tax figures in Alabama, by number of ZIP codes
Combined rate ZIP codes Which is this city
~10% 215 Midfield
~9% 118
~8% 90
~8.5% 59
~10.5% 41

Counted from ZIP-code figures. A tilde marks a band where some ZIP codes cross a tax boundary and are counted at their most likely rate.

How sales tax is collected

The seller generally collects the tax from the buyer at the point of sale and passes it to the authorities that levied it. In most states it is added at the till rather than included in the advertised price. Read how sales tax works, including sourcing rules, online purchases and who is required to collect.

Rates last verified: Sep 4, 2026. This is when the source was last read, not when this page was last edited.

TaxAndTips provides informational estimates from published tax-rate data. Actual tax treatment can depend on the product or service, the exact address, the transaction, exemption status and applicable law. For official obligations, consult the taxing authority or a qualified tax professional.

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