The Tax Foundation studied state and local sales taxes in all fifty states and ranks the states from highest to lowest.  Tennessee has the highest combined sales taxes of 9.41%.  Delaware and Oregon are the only state that do not have any state or local sales taxes.  Arizona is 9th at 7.92% (5.6% state and average local tax of 2.32%).

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