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Home›Taxes›24 Sales Tax Holidays That Will Help You Save Money

24 Sales Tax Holidays That Will Help You Save Money

By Our Editorial Team  |  Published August 14, 2020

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Alabama

If you live in Alabama then get ready to go back to school shopping between July 17th and July 19th.

The holiday exempts books that cost less than $30, school supplies that cost $50 or less, per item. You might need a new computer, and don’t forget about a computer software! As long as they’re less than $750, you’ll get to skip out on sales taxes. We all know how quickly kids can go through clothes, so take this opportunity to get items for less than $100 on this holiday.

For more information and details, check out the Alabama Department of Revenue in case you need a bigger reference sheet.

Between February 26th and 28th 2021, it’s time for Severe Weather Preparedness. Residents will have the advantage of buying certain severe weather preparedness items free of state sales tax, though local sales tax may apply. Think tarps, batteries, chargers, duct tape, plywood, light sources and so much more!

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