Back to School Tax Free Weekend List for 2014!

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Here is the Back to School Tax Free Weekend List for 2014!

This is great to use for Back to School shopping to save on sales tax for uniforms, school supplies, and more! Each state has rules on how much money is tax exempt along with purchases are NOT exempt. Make sure to read the fine print and mark that weekend down on your calendar for your state if they participate.

Louisiana is Friday, August 1st, & Saturday, August 2nd which is the first weekend in August. My son goes back on the 7th so this is perfect timing! In Louisiana you won’t have to pay the 4% sales tax but not good on luxury items, firearms, vehicles there is a list of exempt items.

Looks like many Southern states will participate the first weekend of August.

  • Alabama Tax Free Weekend – August 1-3, 2014
  • Arkansas Tax Free Weekend – August 2-4, 2014
  • Connecticut Tax Free Weekend – August 17-23, 2014
  • Florida Tax Free Weekend – August 1-3, 2014
  • Georgia Tax Free Weekend – August 1-2, 2014
  • Iowa Tax Free Weekend, August 1-2, 2014
  • Louisiana Tax Free Weekend, August 1-2, 2014
  • Maryland Tax Free Weekend, August 10-16, 2014
  • Mississippi Tax Free Weekend, July 25-26, 2014
  • Missouri Tax Free Weekend, August 1-3, 2014
  • New Mexico Tax Free Weekend, August 1-3, 2014
  • Oklahoma Tax Free Weekend, August 1-3, 2014
  • South Carolina Tax Free Weekend, August 1-3, 2014
  • Tennessee Tax Free Weekend, August 1-3, 2014
  • Texas Tax Free Weekend, August 8-10, 2014
  • Virginia Tax Free Weekend, August 1-3, 2014

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8 Comments

  1. brandy July 21, 2014

    🙁 when dose pa

  2. Angie July 22, 2014

    W.V. isnt mentioned either.

  3. miranda July 22, 2014

    I guess kentucky ant doing it uhhh.

  4. Mandi Burleson July 22, 2014

    North Carolina?

  5. kare n cochrane July 23, 2014

    No see nc

  6. Melinda Burnett July 24, 2014

    I don’t fully understand how this works. A little help please. I live on the border of TN but am not a resident, can I participate? Also do I document $100 for each child or is it only per family, or is the clothing limit of$100 per store? Confused. TIA

  7. Rachel W. July 24, 2014

    California ?

  8. mandy July 25, 2014

    The tax free amounts vary on items. The discount is on each purchase regardless of having school age kids. The big stores automatically generate the tax free status. For example the electronics may be tax exempt for items up to $705 and shoes maybe up to $90. Most stores will post the tax exempt lists at the entrance. Stores will be SWAMPED

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