With high gas prices, food, mortgage/rent due to inflation, many parents are looking for ways to save money on school supplies.
Shoppers will be able to save money on footwear, school supplies and backpacks from Aug. 5-7. During this period state law exempts sales tax on items priced below $100, saving shoppers about $8 on every $100 they spend.
Some of the items you might not expect on these list are diapers, work uniforms, leather items and workout clothes. Take a deeper dive in the links below to and see if things you’ve been waiting to buy or plan to buy in the coming year are listed for this tax-free weekend.You can print out the lists below to help plan your shopping. Just a note: “T” means taxable. “E” means exempt. The “E” items are those you won’t have to pay tax on this weekend.
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