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Be sure to add the 2015 Texas tax-free holiday to your calendar (August 7-9) and save an extra 8.25% on qualifying back-to-school clothes, school supplies, and more. Here’s the scoop…

During the August 7-9 tax holiday, Texas residents receive tax-free shopping benefits on the following categories:

• Clothing (most items under $100 qualify)
• Shoes (under $100)
• Backpacks and messenger/book bags for elementary
  and secondary students (under $100 )
• School supplies under $100 such as binders, crayons,
  paper, and more (see complete list of qualifying school
  supplies here)

SHOPPING TIP: Need to quickly find your child’s school supply list? Go here and type in your zip code to find an updated supply list for the schools in your area.

:: Learn more about the tax holiday at the Texas Comptroller’s site.

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Just a reminder ~ the 2014 back-to-school Texas tax exemption weekend starts today!  Here’s the scoop on what items qualify as tax-free…

During the August 8-10 tax holiday, Texas residents receive tax-free shopping benefits on the following categories:

• Clothing (most items under $100 qualify)
• Shoes (under $100)
• Backpacks and messenger/book bags for elementary
  and secondary students (under $100 )
• School supplies under $100 such as binders, crayons,
  paper, and more (see complete list of qualifying school
  supplies here)

To learn more, go to the Texas comptroller’s site, here.

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Be sure to mark the 2014 back-to-school Texas tax-free weekend on your calendar to save on clothes, school supplies, and more — the tax exemption weekend will take place August 8-10. 

During the tax holiday, Texas residents receive tax-free shopping benefits on the following categories:

• Clothing (most items under $100 qualify)
• Shoes (under $100)
• Backpacks and messenger/book bags for elementary
  and secondary students (under $100 )
• School supplies under $100 such as binders, crayons,
  paper, and more (see complete list of qualifying school
  supplies here)

To learn more, go to the Texas comptroller’s site, here.

 Enjoy and Share! :)