Sales tax in Dover, VT
The combined sales tax rate in Dover, VT is 7%, effective 2023-01-01.
Last verified
- ZIP codes
- 2 on file, all wholly inside the city limits
- County
- Windham County
- Levied by
- Vermont and Dover
How the combined rate in Dover, VT is made up
Each government below levies its own share. A seller collects them together at the till and passes each share to the authority that levied it.
| Jurisdiction | Type | Rate | Effective | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vermont | state | 6% | Jan 1, 2023 | Current jurisdiction rate and boundary files |
| Dover | city | 1% | Jan 1, 2023 | Current jurisdiction rate and boundary files |
| Combined rate | 7% | |||
ZIP codes in Dover
2 on file, every one wholly inside the city limits. Each has its own page.
2 ZIP codes wholly inside Dover
Every address in these is inside the city limits, so all of them pay Dover's rate.
How Dover compares with the rest of Vermont
Dover's 7% is the highest combined rate on file in Vermont. Of the state's 308 ZIP codes with a figure, 34 land on the same one, 274 carry a lower figure and 0 a higher one. Across Vermont the combined rate runs from 6% to 7%. See every city in Vermont.
| Combined rate | ZIP codes | Which is this city |
|---|---|---|
| 6% | 274 | |
| ~7% | 34 | Dover |
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.
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