Sales tax holidays are gimmicks used by the government for political
gain and to distract from real tax reform, according to the Tax
Foundation.
A total of 17 states have held or will be holding sale tax holidays
in 2012, which is 2 states fewer than the peak of 19 in 2010.
During a ‘sales tax holiday,’ certain goods, often school supplies, are exempted from sales taxes at the state level.
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2 comments:
Everyday is a tax holiday in Delaware! No limits to what you buy or how much you spend, either!
I used to go to a few stores in Delaware to shop but their prices were always higher on most items. I stopped when the prices outweighed paying the sales tax.
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