tax-free weekend
Coverage of tax-free weekend in the Nexus archive.
- It’s a tax-free weekend for school supplies in Texas. Houston lawmakers want to expand the annual initiative
Texas offers a tax-free weekend for school supplies, clothing, and backpacks priced at $100 or less from Friday through Sunday. Houston lawmakers are advocating to expand this annual initiative.
- Tennessee tax-free weekend gives back-to-school shoppers a break on clothes, supplies, and laptops
Tennessee's tax-free weekend allows shoppers to purchase school supplies, clothing under $100, and laptops under $1,500 without sales tax, helping families save on back-to-school expenses. Shoppers like Delaine Robertson and Hannah Clairday highlight the financial benefits, while Tanger Outlets promotes combining the tax break with additional discounts.
- Tennessee's tax-free weekend starts soon. Here's what you can buy without paying sales tax
Tennessee's annual sales tax holiday, aimed at easing back-to-school shopping costs, begins this weekend. The tax-free weekend allows families to purchase eligible items without paying sales tax.
- Tennessee's tax-free weekend returns with savings on school supplies, clothes, computers
Tennessee's annual tax-free weekend returns at the end of July, allowing families to save on school supplies, clothes, and computers. The sales tax holiday is designed to help with back-to-school shopping expenses.
- Back-to-school: How to shop smart and find help if you need it
The article discusses strategies for managing back-to-school expenses, including leveraging tax-free weekends, planning purchases in advance, and seeking school resources for families in need. Cherry Dale of Virginia Credit Union emphasizes the importance of budgeting, shopping smartly with children, and utilizing school partnerships for free supplies like backpacks and clothing.
- Back-to-school: How to shop smart and find help if you need it
Cherry Dale of Virginia Credit Union advises families to plan ahead for back-to-school expenses, utilize tax-free weekends, and contact schools for assistance with supplies or clothing. She emphasizes involving children in budget-friendly shopping and suggests part-time jobs for older students to help cover costs.