USA Dizhi

US Tax-Free State Test Addresses (5 states with no statewide sales tax)

Review address-format notes for the five US states without a statewide general sales tax, then generate fictional Oregon, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire, and Alaska samples for form and tax-branch testing.

Which states? AK, DE, MT, NH, OR have no statewide sales tax. Samples are fictional, for testing only.

Comparison

Five states with no statewide sales tax

ZIP prefixes come from this site’s existing city ZIP ranges; area codes match the fictional phone samples used by the generators.

StateAbbrSample cityZIP prefixArea codesState sales taxLocal sales taxGenerator
OregonORPortland972503 / 971NoneNoneOpen
DelawareDEWilmington198302NoneNoneOpen
MontanaMTBillings591406NoneNoneOpen
New HampshireNHManchester031603NoneNoneOpen
AlaskaAKAnchorage995907NoneAllowed (avg ~1.82%, max ~7.85%)*Open

* Alaska local-rate figures: Tax Foundation, sales tax rates as of 2026-01-01 (taxfoundation.org). NH and MT: no statewide general sales tax; other taxes follow official sources.

State generators

What to test

  • Checkout forms: state abbreviation and ZIP validation for OR / DE / MT / NH / AK.
  • Tax-calculation branches, including Alaska’s local sales-tax edge case.
  • Address form layout: street wrapping, city/state/ZIP fields, and bilingual labels.

FAQ

Tax-free state FAQ

Which US states have no statewide sales tax?

Alaska (AK), Delaware (DE), Montana (MT), New Hampshire (NH), and Oregon (OR) have no statewide general sales tax. Addresses on this site are fictional and for format learning and software testing only.

Is Alaska completely sales-tax free?

No. Alaska has no statewide general sales tax, but local sales taxes are allowed. Per Tax Foundation data (2026-01-01), the average local rate is about 1.82% and the maximum about 7.85%. Confirm rates with official sources.

Can I use these addresses to shop tax-free?

No. These are fictional test addresses only. Do not use them for shopping, forwarding, registration, payment, or tax avoidance. Follow official rules and your provider’s requirements.