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Marshall County car sales tax: 7% to 9%
The rate in Marshall County
- Vehicle sales tax in Marshall County is not a single number — it runs from 7% to 9% depending on which city you register in. Most of the county is at 7%.
- That is below the 7.5% most Kansas counties charge — about $175.00 less tax on a $35,000 car than the typical county in the state.
- 3 other counties in Kansas charge the same rate, out of 105.
Where the rate changes inside Marshall County
- 9% — Blue Rapids.
- 8.6% — Marysville.
- 8.5% — Frankfort, Waterville.
- 8% — Axtell.
- 7% — Beattie, Bremen, Home, Oketo, Summerfield, Vermillion.
- This is why a county-wide figure is not enough here: two addresses in Marshall County can carry different tax on the same car. The calculator resolves it from your ZIP.
What a $35,000 car actually costs in Marshall County
- Sales tax (7% — Beattie, Marshall County) — $2,485.91
- Doc fee (typical) — $513.00
- Title fee — $10.00
- Registration (by weight) (est.) — $30.00
- County service fee — $5.00
- County registration transaction fee (est.) — $5.00
- Highway Patrol staffing and training surcharge — $2.00
- Vehicle registration surcharge — $1.25
- Division of vehicles modernization surcharge — $4.00
- Temporary permit (est.) — $3.00
- Out the door — $38,059.16 on a $35,000 used car, before any down payment or financing.
ZIP codes in Marshall County
- 66403, 66406, 66411, 66412, 66427, 66438, 66508, 66518, 66541, 66544, 66548.
- Any of these resolves to Marshall County in the calculator, at whichever of the county's rates applies to that ZIP.
Marshall County against nearby counties
- Clark County is 6.5% — $175.00 LESS tax on a $35,000 car than Marshall County.
- Cowley County is 6.5% — $175.00 LESS tax on a $35,000 car than Marshall County.
- Anderson County is 7.5% — $175.00 MORE tax on a $35,000 car than Marshall County.
- Atchison County is 7.5% — $175.00 MORE tax on a $35,000 car than Marshall County.
- Worth knowing in Kansas: the rate follows the DEALERSHIP, not your address, so buying from a dealer in Rush County is what would get you its lower rate — not moving there.
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Common questions
Why is the car sales tax different in parts of Marshall County?
Cities inside the county can levy their own rate on top of the county and state rate, so the combined figure changes at the city line. In Marshall County it ranges from 7% to 9%.
What is the car sales tax rate in Marshall County?
It ranges from 7% to 9% depending on the city; most of the county is 7%.
How much is tax and fees on a $35,000 car in Marshall County?
About $3,059.16 on top of the price, bringing it to roughly $38,059.16 out the door. The breakdown is above.
Elsewhere in Kansas
Ellis County
7% on a vehicle purchase
Phillips County
7% on a vehicle purchase
Rooks County
7% on a vehicle purchase
Anderson County
7.5% on a vehicle purchase
Atchison County
7.5% on a vehicle purchase
Full Kansas out-the-door guide
Rates, doc fees, registration and title for the whole state
How Kansas sales tax works
What sits in the taxable amount, and how the rate is sourced