2025 Tax-Free Weekends – When to Shop
It’s that time of year again (almost)! Stores are starting to gear up for back to school season, and with inflation, everyone is looking forward to Sales Tax Holidays! That’s the wonderful time of year when select states offer a weekend (or longer) where you don’t have to pay sales tax on things like school supplies, computers, clothing and more. If you’re not ready to venture outside yet, don’t worry – some online retailers like Amazon and Walmart honor tax-free shopping during those dates!
Not quite ready for back to school? Check out Sharky’s Summer Series to dive into more summer activities!
Alabama: July 18-20
- Clothing (up to $100)
- Computers (up to $750)
- School supplies (up to $50)
- Books (up to $30)
Arkansas: August 2-3
- Clothing (up to $100)
- School supplies (less than $50)
Connecticut: August 16-23
- Clothing & Shoes (up to $300)
Florida: August 1-31
- Clothing (up to $100)
- School supplies (up to $50)
- Clothing (up to $100)
- Computers (up to $1,500)
Iowa: August 1-2
- Clothing & Shoes (up to $100)
Maryland: August 9-15
- Clothing & Shoes (up to $100)
Massachusetts: TBA (last year August 13-14)
Mississippi: TBA
New Mexico: TBA
Ohio: TBA – First weekend of August if surplus
Oklahoma: August 1-3
- Clothing (up to $100)
South Carolina: August 1-3
- Clothing & Shoes (no price limit)
- School Supplies (no price limit)
- Computers, Printers & Software (no price limit)
- Bedroom & Bathroom Linen (no price limit)
- Books (no price limit)
Tennessee: July 25-27
- Clothing (up to $100)
- School supplies (up to $100)
- Computers (up to $1,500)
Texas: August 8-10
- Clothing & Shoes (up to $100)
- School Supplies & Backpacks (up to $100)
Virginia: August 1-3
- Clothing & Shoes (up to $100)
- School Supplies & Backpacks (up to $100)
West Virginia: August 1-4
- Clothing (up to $125)
- School supplies (up to $50)
- Sports Equipment (up to $150)
- Computers & Laptops (up to $500)
MARK YOUR CALENDARS SO YOU CAN BE PREPARED TO SHOP TAX FREE!
