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2023 Sales Tax Holidays

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2023 State Sales Tax Holidays

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StateDaysItems Included/Maxium Cost1st Year2023 DatesInformation Links*
Alabama3hurricane preparedness generators – $1,000
supplies – $60
2012February 24–26View website
Alabama3clothing – $100
computers – $750
school supplies – $50
books – $30
2006July 21–23View website
Arkansas2clothing – $100
school supplies
2011August 5–6View website
Connecticut7clothing and footwear – $1002001August 20–26View website
Florida99Freedom Summer
- Admissions to performances
- Recreational supplies $25 - $500
2023May 29–September 4View website
View TIP document

All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Florida1 yeardiapers & children’s cloths2022Jul 1–June 30, 2023View Website
All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Florida1 yearenergy star products – $1,500 to $3,0002022Jul 1–June 30, 2024View website
All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Florida2 yearshurricane hardened doors & windows2022Jul 1–June 30, 2024View website
All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Florida14disaster preparedness
various items – $20-$1,000
2022May 27-June 9, and Aug. 26–Sept. 8All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Floriday1 yearGas Ranges and Cooktops2023Jul 1–June 30, 2024View website
All FL Tax Holidays 2023–2024
Florida14school supplies – $50
clothing – $100
computers – $1,500
2007+July 24–Aug 6All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Florida7work gloves – $25
flashlights & bags –$50
toolboxes – $75
test equipment – $100
more
2022September 2–8All FL tax holidays 2023–2024
Iowa2clothing – $1002000August 4–5View website
Maryland3energy star products2011February 18–20View website
Maryland7clothing & footwear – $1002010August 13–19View website
Massachusetts2all TPP – $2,5002004+August 12–13View website
Mississippi2clothing & footwear – $1002009July 28–29View website
Mississippi3firearms, ammunition, and hunting supplies2014August 25–27View website
Missouri7energy star products – $1,5002009April 19–25View website
Missouri3clothing – $100
computers – $1,500
school supplies – $50
2004August 4–6View website
Nevada3Purchases by National Guard Members2001Oct. 27–29View website
New Jersey10school/art supplies
instruction materials
computers – $3,000
2022Aug. 26–Sep. 4View website
New Mexico3clothing – $100
computers – $1,000
computer equip. – $500
school supplies – $30
2005August 4–6View website
Ohio3clothing – $75
school supplies – $20
2015August 4–6View website
Oklahoma3clothing – $1002007August 4–6View website
South Carolina3clothing
school supplies
computers
other
2000August 4–6View website
Tennessee92Food and food ingredients2022August 1–October 31View website
Tennessee3clothing – $100
school supplies – $100
computers – $1,500
2006July 28–30View website
Tennessee1 yeargun safes and safety devices2021July 1, 2022–June 30, 2023View website
Texas3generators – $3,000
storm devices – $300
preparedness items – $75
2016April 22–24View website
Texas3energy star products
air conditioners – $6,000;
other – $2,000
2008May 27–29View website
Texas3clothing, backpacks and school supplies – $1001999August 11–13View website
Virginia3clothing – $100
school supplies – $20
energy star products – $2500
hurricane preparedness items – $60
generators – $1,000
2006October 20-22View website
West Virginia4clothing – $125
school supplies – $20
sports equipment – $150
computer-tablet – $500
2021Aug. 4–7View website

Updated November 14, 2023

+ Florida first held a sales tax holiday for school supplies in 2007. This was not re-enacted in 2008-09.

Massachusetts was not enacted from 2008 to 2014, 2016 and 2017. Beginning with 2018, the sales tax holiday is permanent.

Details for some state programs are not available yet, and website may point to 2022 program.

Note, if your state is not listed, legislation has not been approved authorizing a sales tax holiday. Contact your state legislator for more information.

If you have any corrections, please direct your inquiry to Ronald Alt.