Sales tax in Bonner Springs, KS
The combined sales tax rate in Bonner Springs, KS is about 9.25%, and ranges from 7.5% to 10% depending on the exact address.
Estimated from 3 ZIP codes covering Bonner Springs. Enter your ZIP code in the calculator for a closer figure.
- ZIP codes
- 3 on file, every one crossing the city line
ZIP codes in Bonner Springs
3 on file, every one crossing the city line. Each has its own page.
3 ZIP codes crossing the city line
Part of each of these lies outside Bonner Springs. 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.
What can change the tax you pay in Bonner Springs, KS
- ZIP codes shared with a neighbour. 3 of Bonner Springs's 3 ZIP codes are also reached by Kansas City, Edwardsville and Shawnee, so an address in one of them can owe a neighbour's rate instead of Bonner Springs's.
- Your exact address. Wyandotte and Leavenworth cover only part of this area, so an address inside them is taxed differently from one just outside. A ZIP code is a postal delivery route and was never drawn to follow tax boundaries.
- 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 Bonner Springs compares with the rest of Kansas
Bonner Springs's ~9.25% is above what most ZIP codes carry in Kansas. Of the state's 756 ZIP codes with a figure, 18 land on the same one, 584 carry a lower figure and 154 a higher one. Across Kansas the combined rate runs from 6.5% to 10.75%. See every city in Kansas.
| Combined rate | ZIP codes | Which is this city |
|---|---|---|
| ~8.5% | 176 | |
| ~7.5% | 165 | |
| ~9.5% | 53 | |
| ~9.35% | 51 | |
| ~8% | 47 | |
| ~9.25% | 18 | Bonner Springs |
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.
Previous rates
| Jurisdiction | Rate | Applied |
|---|---|---|
| Kansas | 6.5% | Jan 2023 – Dec 2099 |
| Edwardsville | 2.5% | Apr 2025 – Dec 2099 |
| Wyandotte | 1% | Oct 2005 – Dec 2099 |
| Bonner Springs | 1.75% | Jan 2007 – Dec 2099 |
| Johnson | 1.475% | Apr 2017 – Dec 2099 |
| Leavenworth | 1% | Oct 2005 – Dec 2099 |
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.
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.
Why you can rely on these figures
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