- Ohio’s sales tax holiday will run from midnight Friday, Aug. 7, through 11:59 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 9.
- Gov. Mike DeWine said the break is meant to help families save money on back-to-school purchases.
- Tax-free items include clothing up to $75 per item, school supplies up to $20 per item, and school instructional materials up to $20 per item.
- More information is available on the Ohio Department of Taxation website, with taxpayer help also available by phone or email.
Source: ysnews.com
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