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The annual back-to-school sales tax holiday starts Monday and lasts two weeks. National chains like Kohl’s and Target have already announced sales.
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Year-long tax “holidays” allow shoppers in Florida to avoid paying sales taxes when they buy certain appliances and gas stoves.
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Florida’s first “tool time” sales-tax holiday for tools and other home-repair and construction items will kick off during the Labor Day weekend. The seven-day holiday runs from this Saturday through Sept. 9.
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As summer break winds down and students gear up for the academic year, a back-to-school tax “holiday” on items such as clothes and school supplies is set to begin Monday.
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Wrapped around Independence Day for the second year, a sales-tax holiday dubbed “Freedom Week” will provide tax breaks on a wide range of recreational activities and outdoor gear.
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Floridians will be able to save on supplies useful in a hurricane through June 10th.
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The House has approved a tax package that would lead to sales-tax “holidays” on back-to-school supplies and hurricane gear, as well as a “freedom week” related to entertainment and outdoor activities.
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Retailers reeling from the economic impact of the coronavirus pandemic hope Floridians will indulge in a chance to save some money this weekend as students prepare for the new school year, whether it be in traditional classrooms or online. The state will hold a sales-tax “holiday” from Friday through Sunday.
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Florida’s child welfare agency is partnering with other groups to hold its first ever “Back to School Supply Drive” for foster care kids. Now through…
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Honorably discharged veterans could get a two-month break from sales taxes under a measure filed by Miami Democratic Representative Kionne…