US Tax-Free States Guide: Shopping, Registration & Digital Purchases

The United States has several states that do not impose state sales tax, making them advantageous for various purposes including shopping, business registration, and digital purchases. This guide provides comprehensive information about these tax-free states, their benefits, and how to effectively use addresses from these states.

• Delaware - Known as a business-friendly state with no sales tax, no state corporate income tax on goods and services provided by Delaware corporations operating outside of Delaware, and low property taxes. Delaware is particularly popular for business registrations and digital purchases.
• Montana - Has no state sales tax, though some resort areas may have local resort taxes. Montana is often used for high-value purchases and vehicle registrations due to its tax advantages.
• Oregon - No state sales tax, though it does have income tax. Oregon is popular for both physical shopping (particularly near state borders) and digital purchases.
• New Hampshire - No sales tax and no income tax on wages, making it a 'double tax-free' state for residents. New Hampshire addresses are valuable for various registrations and purchases.
• Alaska - No state sales tax, though local jurisdictions may impose local sales taxes. Alaska also offers residents an annual dividend from the Alaska Permanent Fund.