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Economic nexus thresholds by state

Every US state with a sales tax sets its own economic-nexus threshold: the amount of sales into the state that obligates a remote seller to register, collect, and remit. This chart compares all 50 states and DC in one place, with the revenue threshold, the transaction prong (if any), the trigger logic, and the measurement window.

Of the 51 jurisdictions, 47 impose a sales tax and 4 have no general statewide sales tax (Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, Oregon). 42 of the taxable states use a $100,000 revenue threshold, and 19 still keep a separate transaction-count prong (often 200 transactions). The rest are revenue-only.

Economic nexus thresholds for all 50 states and the District of Columbia, with revenue threshold, transaction threshold, trigger logic, measurement window, and source.
StateRevenue thresholdTransactionsLogicMeasured overSource
Alabama$250,000NoneRevenue onlyprevious calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Alaska$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Arizona$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Arkansas$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
California$500,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Colorado$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Connecticut$100,000200Revenue and transactions12 months ending Sept 30DoR-confirmed
DelawareNo sales taxn/an/an/aMaintained reference
District of Columbia$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Florida$100,000NoneRevenue onlyprevious calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Georgia$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Hawaii$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Idaho$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Illinois$100,000NoneRevenue onlypreceding 12 monthsDoR-confirmed
Indiana$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Iowa$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Kansas$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Kentucky$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Louisiana$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Maine$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Maryland$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Massachusetts$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Michigan$100,000200Revenue or transactionsprevious calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Minnesota$100,000200Revenue or transactionsrolling 12 monthsDoR-confirmed
Mississippi$250,000NoneRevenue onlypreceding 12 monthsDoR-confirmed
Missouri$100,000NoneRevenue onlypreceding 12 monthsDoR-confirmed
MontanaNo sales taxn/an/an/aMaintained reference
Nebraska$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Nevada$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
New HampshireNo sales taxn/an/an/aMaintained reference
New Jersey$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
New Mexico$100,000NoneRevenue onlyprevious calendar yearDoR-confirmed
New York$500,000100Revenue and transactionsprior four quartersDoR-confirmed
North Carolina$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
North Dakota$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Ohio$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Oklahoma$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
OregonNo sales taxn/an/an/aMaintained reference
Pennsylvania$100,000NoneRevenue onlyprevious calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Rhode Island$100,000200Revenue or transactionsprevious calendar yearDoR-confirmed
South Carolina$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
South Dakota$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Tennessee$100,000NoneRevenue onlypreceding 12 monthsDoR-confirmed
Texas$500,000NoneRevenue onlypreceding 12 monthsDoR-confirmed
Utah$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Vermont$100,000200Revenue or transactionsprior four quartersDoR-confirmed
Virginia$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Washington$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
West Virginia$100,000200Revenue or transactionscurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Wisconsin$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed
Wyoming$100,000NoneRevenue onlycurrent or previous calendar yearDoR-confirmed

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How to read this chart

Revenue threshold is the gross sales into the state that can create nexus on their own. Transactions is the separate sale-count prong, where a state still has one. The logic says how the two combine: revenue only, revenue or transactions (either one triggers), or revenue and transactions (both are required, which is rare).

Measured over is the lookback window the state uses, usually the current or previous calendar year, or a rolling 12 months. The window matters: the same sales can cross a threshold in one state and not in another simply because of how each one counts.

Each row links to its source. Entries marked DoR-confirmed are recorded against the state Department of Revenue (or, for Alaska, the ARSSTC). The four no-sales-tax states carry a maintained reference instead, since there is no threshold to cite.

Note: Kentucky’s 200-transaction prong is scheduled to be repealed on August 1, 2026, after which Kentucky becomes revenue-only. Thresholds change regularly, so re-verify against the linked source before relying on any figure.

Thresholds last verified against their sources: June 2026.

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