Tax-Free Weekends 2025

When is the 2025 tax-free weekend in my state?

Here’s a look at the states with sales tax holidays in 2025 and the items that will be tax-free, according to each state’s department of revenue and tax.

State	Dates	Eligible items / Maximum cost per item
Alabama	July 18-20	Clothing / $100 Computers / $750 School supplies / $50 Books / $30
Arkansas	Aug. 2-3	Clothing and footwear / Less than $100 Accessories / Less than $50 School supplies / No maximum
Connecticut	Aug. 17-23	Clothing and footwear / Less than $100
Florida	Aug. 1-31	School supplies / $50 Clothing, footwear and accessories / $100 Computers and accessories / $1,500 Learning aids and jigsaw puzzles / $30
	Sept. 8-Dec. 31	Tools / Varying maximums
Iowa	Aug. 1-2	Clothing and footwear / Less than $100
Maryland	Aug. 10-16	Clothing and footwear / $100 Backpacks / First $40
Massachusetts	Aug. 9-10	All retail items for personal use (except vehicles, food, alcohol, gas, certain utilities, tobacco, marijuana) / $2,500
Mississippi	July 11-13	Clothing and footwear / Less than $100 Select school supplies / Less than $100
	Aug. 29-31	Firearms, ammunition and hunting supplies / No maximum
Missouri	Aug. 1-3	Clothing / $100 School supplies / $50 Computers and peripheral devices / $1,500 Computer software / $350 Graphing calculators / $150
Nevada	Oct. 31-Nov. 2	Purchases by National Guard members or qualifying relatives / No maximum
New Mexico	July 25-27	Clothing / Less than $100 Computers / $1,000 Computer equipment / $500 Certain school supplies / Less than $30
Ohio	Aug. 1-14	All tangible personal property (except certain watercrafts or outboard motors, motor vehicles, alcohol, tobacco, vapor products, marijuana) / $500
Oklahoma	Aug. 1-3	Clothing and footwear / Less than $100
South Carolina	Aug. 1-3	Items include computers, school supplies and clothing / No maximum
Tennessee	July 25-27	Clothing / $100 School supplies / $100 Computers and tablets / $1,500
Texas	Aug. 8-10	Clothing, backpacks and school supplies / Less than $100
Virginia	Aug. 1-3	Clothing / $100 School supplies / $20 Energy Star and WaterSense products / $2,500 Hurricane-preparedness items / $60 Generators / $1,000
West Virginia	Aug. 1-4	Clothing / $125 School supplies / $50 School instruction material / $20 Sports equipment / $150 Computers and tablets / $500
Source: State tax and revenue departments./Nerdwallet.com