Numerous states offer sales tax holidays during July-August. These are typically branded for the purchase of school supplies, yet often include a broad array of items which can be useful for anyone (e.g. computers, clothing, etc.). This is a nice savings for those states. Some are expired, and there are still some alive now. Below are the details, please double check them before going out and making a purchase:
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Florida: August 1–31, max $1,500 per item, school supplies of $50 or less, clothing/footwear of $100 or less, computers & accessories of $1,500 or less, learning aids/puzzles of $30 or less
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Ohio: August 1–14, max $500 per item, most tangible personal property under $500 (electronics, clothing, books, home goods, etc.)
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Massachusetts: August 9–10, max $2,500 per item, nearly all personal retail items (with standard exclusions)
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Maryland: August 10–16, max $100 per item, clothing & footwear, backpacks (first $40)
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Texas: August 8–10, max $100 per item, clothing, footwear, school supplies, backpacks
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Connecticut: August 17–23, max $100 per item, clothing and footwear
