By Back-to-school season is right around the corner for many parents, which means it’s time for sales tax holidays.
Whether you need new shoes, a backpack or a new laptop, check out this list. Some states give parents a break with seasonal tax holidays, during which there’s no state sales tax on certain items like clothing, school supplies and even computers.
The list is out now — check out these deals below (see the Federation of Tax Administrators’ site for more information) to learn which back-to-school state sales tax holidays apply to you.
Every little bit helps! If you prefer to shop online, Amazon will honor individual state sales tax holidays.
Alabama, July 19 — 21
Clothing valued up to $100, computers valued at $750 or less, school supplies valued at $50, books valued at $30 or less per item.
Arkansas, August 3 — 4
Clothing and footwear less than $100; school supplies.
Connecticut, August 18 — 24
Clothing and footwear less than $100.
Iowa, August 2 — 3
Clothing valued at $100.
Maryland, August 11 — 17
Clothing and footwear valued at $100.
Mississippi, July 26 — 27
Clothing and footwear valued at $100.
Missouri, August 2 — 4
Clothing valued at $100, computers valued at $1,500 and school supplies valued at $50.
New Jersey, August 24 — Sep. 2.
School and/or art supplies and instruction materials (no amount specified) and computers valued at $3,000.
New Mexico, August 2 — 4
Clothing valued at $100, computers valued at $1,000, computer equipment valued at $500 and school supplies valued at $30.
Ohio, August 2 — 4
Clothing valued at $75 and school supplies valued at $20.
Oklahoma, August 2 — 4
Clothing valued at $100.
South Carolina, August 2 — 4
Clothing, school supplies and computers (no value specified).
Tennessee, July 26 — 28
Clothing valued at $100, school supplies valued at $100 and computers valued at $1,500.
Texas, August 9 — 11
Clothing, backpacks and school supplies valued at $100.
Virginia, August 2 — 4
Clothing valued at $100 and school supplies valued at $20.
West Virginia, August 2 — 5
Clothing valued at $125, school supplies valued at $20, sports equipment valued at $150 and computer-tablets valued at $500.
