States That Hold Sales Tax Holidays Are a Great Way To Save Money

Alabama: August 1-3 — computer, clothing, school supplies, books

Connecticut: Aug. 17-23 — footwear and clothing

District of Columbia: August. 2-10 — school supplies, clothing; Nov. 21-Dec. 7 — clothing

Georgia: July 31-Aug. 3 — clothing, footwear, school supplies, computers; Oct. 2-5 — electricity, energy and water-efficient products Iowa: Aug. 1-2 — clothing

Louisiana: May 24-25 — hurricane preparedness items; Aug. 1-2 — all retail items

Massachusetts: Aug. 16-17 — all retail items

Missouri: Aug. 1-3 — school supplies, clothing, computers

New Mexico: Aug. 1-3 — school supplies, clothing, computers

North Carolina: Aug. 1-3 — clothing, computers, school supplies and sports equipment

Oklahoma: Aug. 1-3 — clothing

South Carolina: Aug. 1-3 — computers, clothing, school supplies,

Tennessee: April 25-27 — clothing, computers, school supplies; Aug. 1-3 — clothing, computers and school supplies

Texas: May 24-26 — products that save electricity and energy star products and air conditioners; Aug 15-17 — clothing and backpacks

Vermont: July 12-18 — all retail items; July 12-18 — energy star appliances

Virginia: May 25-31 — generators and hurricane preparedness items; Aug. 1-3 — clothing and school supplies; Oct. 10-13 — energy-efficient appliances products

West Virginia: Sept. 1-7 — energy saving and efficient products