Multiple different states are on the list of having a tax break this season for shopping for school supplies.
The announcement of a tax break has brought joy to multiple states. (Photo: Old Republic Home Warranty)
Check If Your State Made It On The List
The plan of having a tax break for 17 states is said to help everyone in terms of inflation costs. Multiple states were later announced to be on the list. Although inflation went down by 3% this June, other economic sectors still remain to have price increases so if the state you’re in is on the list then it must be a lucky day.
A lucky day especially for parents trying to fit everything in their budget so making it on the list of states having a tax break is some type of financial relief. On the list is Alabama which went on a tax break from July 21 to 23. Another state present on the list is Arkansas which was tax-free on August 5 through 6 on clothing items under $100, $50 below accessories as well as school and art supplies, and school electronics.
Connecticut, Iowa, and Florida also made it on the list of states having a tax break. Another state on the list is Maryland whose tax break went on from the 13th of August until the 19th.
According to a published article by The US Sun, Massachusetts also made it on the list, as well as the states of Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New Mexico, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, and West Virginia.
Sales Tax Holidays To Prepare For The Upcoming School Year
In a published article by CNET, shoppers on a budget could save a great amount of money for the yearly sales tax holidays that cover certain back-to-school items. These exemptions of sales taxes typically last for one weekend which is near the end of every summer break.
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