Minnesota: Taxes and fees add up to more than 18% (9.2% statewide rental car surcharge, 6.875% in state sales tax and local taxes that can add up to 2%).Īrkansas: Taxes and fees amount to 16.5% (6.5% sales tax and 10% rental car surcharge).ĭistrict of Columbia: Taxes and fees add up to 16% (5.75% sales tax and 10.25% rental car surcharge). If you rent a car for a base price of $100 in Las Vegas, expect $20.25 or more on your bill.Īmong other states with the highest combined taxes and fees: In Clark County there’s also 1.4% in sales taxes that Autoslash didn’t delve into. The study also noted an extra 2% levied by Clark and Washoe counties (which include Las Vegas and Reno, respectively). Which brings us back to Nevada.Īutoslash’s tally of Nevada fees includes a 10% rental-car surcharge and a statewide sales tax of at least 6.85%. Once those state taxes get combined with city levies and other fees, the results can be daunting. Alaska, Nevada, Arkansas, the District of Columbia, Maryland, Texas and Virginia are at the top of the list, all assessing 10% to 11.5%. Multnomah County, which includes Portland, has a 17% rental car tax.įor anyone who wants to see which states have the highest taxes that specifically target rental car customers, the National Conference of State Legislators has been keeping track. But that doesn’t mean your Portland trip next year will be a bargain bonanza. Meanwhile, Oregon has neither sales nor rental car taxes.
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