Several states across the nation are holding off sales tax holidays for the back-to-school season. Whether you think this is good or bad public policy can be saved for another day; the bottom-line is saving your hard-earned money! The data has been provided by the Federation of Tax Administrators and actually covers the entire year – as well as many more products than just school supplies & clothing.
You can save on all your back-to-school shopping with these special tax-free weekends. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to stock up on school supplies, clothing, and other essentials without paying sales tax. Mark your calendars and take advantage of the savings during this limited-time event.
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Be sure to read your state’s “fine-print” for this exemption. This list is subject to change and some states have already had some sales tax holidays in 2024.
Upcoming States:
- Arkansas – August 3-4
- Connecticut – August 18-24
- Iowa – August 2-3
- Maryland – August 11-17
- Massachusetts – August 12-13
- Mississippi – July 26-27
- Missouri – August 2-4
- New Mexico – August 2-4
- Ohio – August 2-4
- Oklahoma – August 2-4
- South Carolina – August 2-4
- Tennessee – July 26-28
- Texas – August 9-11
- Virginia – August 2-4
- West Virginia – August 2-5
Click here to read the full list at the Federation of Tax Administrators.