Sales Tax Holiday for Back to School Supplies. Is Your State Involved? Texas Is!

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For your State: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/sales-tax-holiday.aspx

For Texas:

From: http://www.bankrate.com/finance/taxes/sales-tax-holiday-texas.aspx

“Sales tax holiday Texas
By Kay Bell • Bankrate.com

Sales Tax Holiday » Texas

As Texas students prepare to head back to school, Uncle Sam is giving shoppers a break on sales taxes for certain items (Note: This IS NOT from Uncle Sam! Uncle Sam is the federal government! The federal government does not yet have a national sales tax! This is from the State of Texas!—my addition). See below for 2013 Texas tax holiday dates, tax-exempt items and notable rules and exceptions.

Sales tax holiday in Texas

State: Texas

Tax holiday dates: August 9-11

Tax-exemption items and price limits (Unless noted, limits are cost per item.)
Clothing and footwear: less than $100

Backpacks: less than $100

School supplies: less than $100

Notable holiday rules, exceptions
Backpacks with wheels are tax-free as long as they have straps that allow them to be worn as a traditional backpack.”