Tax Free Weekends State by State 2019

As hard as it can be to think of Back to School in June, you really don’t want to miss the many opportunities to save throughout the summer! One way to save is to take advantage of your school’s Back to School Tax Free holiday.

In some states this will be just one day, and in others it could be a whole weekend. See the dates/details for your state below (and if your state in’t on this list, please comment below so I can update! )

Most of these are in August, but there are a few that start at the end of July.

Alabama – July 19-21st

Included:

clothing – $100
computers – $750
school supplies – $50
books – $30

Arkansas – August 3-4

Included:

clothing – $100
school supplies

Connecticut – August 18-24

Included:

clothing and footwear – $100

Florida – August 2-6

Included:

clothing – $60
school supplies – $15
computers – $1000

Iowa – August 2-3

Included:

clothing – $100

Maryland – August 11-17

Included:

clothing & footwear-$100

Mississippi – July 26-27

Included:

clothing & footwear – $100

Missouri – August 2-4

Included:

clothing – $100
computers – $1,500
school supplies – $50

New Mexico – August 2-4

Included:

clothing – $100
computers – $1,000
computer equip. – $500
school supplies – $30

Ohio – August 2-4

Included:

clothing – $75
school supplies – $20

Oklahoma – August 2-4

Included:

clothing – $100

South Carolina – August 2-4

Included:

clothing
school supplies
computers
other

Tennessee – July 26-28

Included:

clothing – $100
school supplies – $100
computers – $1,500

Texas – August 9-11

Included:

clothing, backpacks and school supplies- $100

Virginia – August 2-4

Included:

clothing – $100
school supplies – $20
energy star products – $2,500
hurricane preparedness items – $60
generators – $1,000

You can see a complete break down of expenses and non-taxable items here.

*If we find out dates for other states, we will add them to this list.

The following states do NOT have tax free holidays as a rule though: States not participating in Sales Tax Holidays are Arizona, California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nebraska, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin and Wyoming.