A sales tax holiday is a limited-time period where some US states make specific products tax-exempt.
Sales tax holidays change from year to year, with some states approving the exact dates just weeks or even days beforehand, making them difficult to track. However, most sales tax holidays take place during July and August, before the school season starts.
Here’s a list of sales tax holidays for 2022—Printful won’t apply sales tax to products shipped to these states, on these particular dates:
- Alabama: July 15–17 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks, notebooks
- Arkansas: August 6–7 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks, notebooks
- Connecticut: August 21–27 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, shoes, socks, neck gaiters
- Florida: July 25–August 7 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, scrunchies, socks, neck gaiters, notebooks
- Iowa: August 5–6 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, shoes, socks, neck gaiters
- Maryland: August 14–20 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks
- Massachusetts: August 13–14 for all apparel and non-apparel products that Printful offers
- Mississippi: July 29–30 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks, face masks, neck gaiters, notebooks
- New Mexico: August 5–7 for clothing, hats, backpacks, shoes, socks, notebooks
- Ohio: August 5–7 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, shoes, socks, neck gaiters, notebooks
- Oklahoma: August 5–7 for clothing, hats, backpacks, shoes, socks
- South Carolina: August 5–7 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, other bags, shoes, socks, pillows, notebooks
- Tennessee: July 29–31 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks, neck gaiters, notebooks
- Texas: August 5–7 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks, face masks, notebooks
- Virginia: August 5–7 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, other bags, shoes, socks, neck gaiters, notebooks
- West Virginia: August 5–8 for clothing, hats, swimsuits, backpacks, shoes, socks, notebooks
