- Sales tax holidays are periods when certain items are tax-free in some states.
- These holidays are used as political tools to provide tax relief.
- About half of the states with sales tax have these holidays.
- Purchases during these holidays are often capped by dollar amount.
- Local sales taxes may not be waived during these holidays.
- The situation is dynamic, with states like Florida expanding and New Jersey repealing holidays.
- Compliance during these holidays is crucial, especially in states where businesses have economic nexus.
- Various states have upcoming sales tax holidays for different categories like general items, back-to-school supplies, clothing, and emergency preparedness gear.
- Specific dates and item categories vary by state, with some states having already passed their holidays for the year.
Source: taxconnex.com
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