# Sales tax in ZIP 54767

5.500% — dominant rate

Spring Valley village · Pierce County · as of 2026Q3

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## use

- api: `curl "https://api.deepcalc.com/v1/workbooks/sht_01kypqf6rsfesvr2hp9m5gsp0q/tables/b_nwb12r2e/rows?ref=main&col=zip&eq=54767"`
- mcp: https://mcp.deepcalc.com/mcp
- csv: https://deepcalc.com/data/us-sales-tax/zip/54767.csv
- xlsx: https://api.deepcalc.com/v1/workbooks/sht_01kypqf6rsfesvr2hp9m5gsp0q/export.xlsx?ref=main

## values

| field | value |
| --- | --- |
| zip | 54767 |
| official rate above the lowest? | no |
| share of ZIP+4 areas | 62.033% |
| main county | Pierce County |
| main city or place | Spring Valley village |
| main special districts | — |
| lowest area rate | 5.500% |
| highest area rate | 5.500% |
| rate combinations | 12 |
| rate combinations in this ZIP | 12 rows |
| official ZIP rate (Z record) | 5.000% |
| rates effective | 2026Q3 |

## rate combinations in this ZIP

| county | place | districts | rate | share |
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Pierce County | Spring Valley village | — | 5.500% | 62.030% |
| Pierce County | place 29150 | — | 5.500% | 17.070% |
| Pierce County | place 76100 | — | 5.500% | 10.260% |
| Pierce County | place 49775 | — | 5.500% | 5.750% |
| St. Croix County | place 11775 | — | 5.500% | 1.820% |
| Dunn County | place 85975 | — | 5.500% | 1.530% |
| Pierce County | place 23775 | — | 5.500% | 0.380% |
| Pierce County | — | — | 5.500% | 0.380% |
| St. Croix County | Spring Valley village | — | 5.500% | 0.290% |
| St. Croix County | place 22400 | — | 5.500% | 0.190% |
| St. Croix County | — | — | 5.500% | 0.190% |
| Pierce County | Elmwood village | — | 5.500% | 0.100% |

## Why one ZIP can have several rates

A ZIP code is a mail-delivery route, not a tax boundary, so a single ZIP can straddle several taxing jurisdictions. The breakdown below is a share of the ZIP+4 AREAS inside the ZIP — not of addresses, households or customers. The dominant rate is the one covering the most areas. Counties and places are named from the census gazetteer; a code a state files that matches no census place stays a code, and special district codes are the state's own identifiers with no published names anywhere, so they always stay as codes.

## When the official answer sits above the lowest rate

The streamlined sales tax five-digit (Z) record is the answer a seller may rely on for a ZIP. The convention is that it carries the lowest rate in the ZIP, but Nebraska, South Dakota, Washington and Kansas publish Z records above their own minimum area rate. Those ZIPs are flagged so the difference is visible rather than silently averaged away.

## Where these numbers come from

Rates and boundaries are the states' own statutory files, published by the Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board, plus the CDTFA rate table for California. Every file is cited with its URL, its blake3 hash and the moment it was retrieved.

## up

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- [Wisconsin](https://deepcalc.com/data/us-sales-tax/wisconsin)

## sources

- [WIR2026Q3MAY22.csv](https://www.streamlinedsalestax.org/ratesandboundry/Rates/WIR2026Q3MAY22.csv) — rate · 2026-07-29 10:27:14 · 26176995fdc3
- [WIB2026Q3MAY22.zip](https://www.streamlinedsalestax.org/ratesandboundry/Boundary/WIB2026Q3MAY22.zip) — boundary · 2026-07-29 10:27:14 · 308c4f5dca00

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