McColley Reminds Ohioans of this Weekend's Sales Tax Holiday
August 6, 2020
Rob McColley News
COLUMBUS - State Senator Rob McColley (R-Napoleon) today reminded Ohioans of the upcoming sales tax holiday, beginning this Friday, August 7th until Sunday, August 9th. During the holiday, specific back-to-school items including clothing, school supplies, and instructional material are exempt from sales tax.
"The sales tax holiday is not only an important weekend for families preparing their children to return to school, but it is also vital for many small businesses and local retailers around the state," McColley said. "This upcoming school year might look differently for many of us, but I continue to be confident that we will overcome this pandemic and be stronger for it."
Retailers both in person and online will waive local and state sales tax on designated items during the holiday. For more information on the sales tax holiday, click here.
"The sales tax holiday is not only an important weekend for families preparing their children to return to school, but it is also vital for many small businesses and local retailers around the state," McColley said. "This upcoming school year might look differently for many of us, but I continue to be confident that we will overcome this pandemic and be stronger for it."
Retailers both in person and online will waive local and state sales tax on designated items during the holiday. For more information on the sales tax holiday, click here.