US Tax-Free State Address Generator

Free, correctly formatted test addresses for Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon — the five US states with no statewide sales tax. City, state, ZIP code and area code always match.

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5 no-sales-tax states

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Name	Street	City	State	ZIP	Phone	Copy

City, state and ZIP in each row always belong together.

The five states compared

Simplified overview for configuring test cases; tax rules change and depend on the exact location.

State	Statewide sales tax	Local taxes / notes	ZIP prefixes	Area codes	Major cities
Alaska (AK)	None	Many boroughs and cities levy their own local sales tax.	995–999	907	Anchorage, Juneau
Delaware (DE)	None	No local sales tax; sellers pay a gross receipts tax.	197–199	302	Wilmington, Dover
Montana (MT)	None	Local resort taxes in some tourist communities; lodging taxes.	590–599	406	Billings, Helena
New Hampshire (NH)	None	Meals and rooms tax on restaurant meals, lodging and car rentals.	030–038	603	Manchester, Concord
Oregon (OR)	None	No general local sales tax.	970–979	503, 541, 971	Portland

Sources: state revenue departments (tax overview, simplified), USPS 3-digit ZIP prefixes, NANPA area codes cross-checked with our city data.

What is a "no-sales-tax" state?

Most US states charge a general sales tax on retail purchases. Five states — Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire and Oregon — do not levy a statewide general sales tax. This is why they are often grouped together when developers configure tax tables, checkout flows or regional test cases.

"No statewide sales tax" does not mean "no taxes at all". Alaska allows boroughs and cities to charge their own local sales taxes, so many Alaskan addresses are in fact subject to local sales tax. Delaware has no sales tax for buyers but imposes a gross receipts tax on sellers. Montana has local resort and lodging taxes in some areas, and New Hampshire taxes meals, rooms and rental cars.

Tax rules change over time and depend on the exact location and type of transaction. The information on this page is a simplified overview for software testing, not tax advice.

Address field format

The values below are illustrative examples showing how each field is usually written for a US address.

Field	Example	Notes
Street address	`4021 Glacier View Dr`	House number first, then the street name and suffix (St, Ave, Dr, Rd …).
Apt / Suite (line 2)	`Apt 3B`	Optional. Leave empty if there is no unit.
City	`Anchorage`	Must be a city that actually lies in the chosen state.
State	`AK`	Two-letter USPS code: AK, DE, MT, NH or OR.
ZIP code	`99503`	5 digits (ZIP+4 such as 99503-1234 is also accepted by most forms).
Country	`United States`	Often written as "US" or "USA" in dropdowns.
Phone	`(907) 555-0142`	Area code + 7-digit number; 555-01xx numbers are reserved for fiction.

FAQ

A form says my city, state and ZIP code do not match. What should I do?

Copy the city, state and ZIP from the same generated result instead of mixing values from different results. Many validators also expect the two-letter state code (e.g. OR) rather than the full name. If a form uses a strict USPS lookup, a fictional street may still be rejected — in that case use the address only in environments that accept test data.

How do I fill a typical address form with the generated data?

Put house number and street in "Address line 1", leave "Address line 2" empty unless you need an apartment number, then fill City, choose the State from the dropdown, enter the 5-digit ZIP code and select United States as the country.

Can I pick a specific state?

Yes. Choose Alaska, Delaware, Montana, New Hampshire or Oregon in the state selector, or keep "Random" to pick one of the five at random. You can also choose a city once a state is selected.

Are these real addresses?

No. Street names, house numbers, people and phone numbers are randomly combined. Only the city / state / ZIP relationships are based on real geography so that the data looks realistic in tests.

Disclaimer

All addresses and personal details on this page are randomly generated test data intended for software testing and address-format reference only. They must not be used for real purchases, account registration, shipping, identity verification or tax filing, and nothing on this page is tax or legal advice.