As of April 1, sales tax across Los Angeles County has increased from 9.5% to 9.75%—meaning that on a $100 purchase, you’ll now be paying an extra 25 cents in tax. But cities within the county can also set their own sales tax rate higher than that 9.75% floor, meaning that some are now charging between 10 and 11 percent.

A sales tax approved by voters in November to fund programs that combat the homeless crisis in Los Angeles County went into effect Tuesday. The increase means people in unincorporated areas and cities that did not impose their own voter-approved sales taxes will see an increase from 9.