Exploring What’s on the Shopping List for Florida’s Second School Tax Holiday

Exploring What’s on the Shopping List: The tax break will begin on Monday, January 1, and last until January 14. It’s like the back-to-school breaks that Florida has had for a long time in the summer, including this year.

This is part of the tax break that starts Monday:

• When there is a sales tax holiday, there is no tax due on the retail sale of
• Items of clothing, shoes, and some accessories that cost $100 or less each
• Some school tools that cost $50 or less each
• Puzzles and learning tools that cost $30 or less were sold.
• A personal computer or certain computer-related items that cost $1,500 or less and are bought for personal or home use only.

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The sales tax break doesn’t cover:

• Any piece of clothing that costs more than $100
• Almost anything for school that costs more than $50
• Books that aren’t protected in any other way
• Items for computers and computer parts that cost more than $1,500
• Computers and parts and tools for computers bought for business use
• Free rentals of any things that qualify
• Any qualifying things that need repairs or changes
• sales of any eligible things in an amusement park, entertainment center, public hotel, or airport