Tax-Free Shopping Under Way - pilot.com
Shoppers this weekend have reason to smile — the North Carolina tax-free holiday begins today. Through Sunday at 11:59 p.m., shoppers will not pay sales tax on clothes and shoes costing less than $100 per item, school supplies costing less than $100
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Sales tax holiday begins today - Daily Home Online
The Pell City sales tax holiday exempts back-to-school items including computers and computer supplies disks, computer printers and printer supplies with a sales price of $750 or less. The sales tax holiday runs until midnight Sunday. Brian
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Shopping for savings; see photo gallery - The Daily Advertiser
Tenth-grader Hunter Basco will reuse his binders from last year, while his mother, Skila Credver, watches the sales to save money on school supplies. With three children, Credver spends about $600 on back-to-school purchases each year, and with costs
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Retailers hoping for boost with tax holiday - Macon Telegraph
Georgia’s economy and shoppers should get a much-needed shot in the arm during the seventh annual sales tax holiday today through Sunday. Not only will buyers of certain products get a break from paying state and local sales tax, many retailers also
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Windfall tax: it’s a no-brainer, Darling - Guardian Unlimited
It looks like a no-brainer for a government short of both cash and friends. BP, courtesy of a soaring global oil price, made profits of 4.3bn in the three months to June a mouth-watering 2m. The increase in profitability had little to do with
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New housing bill’s tax credit hides as a loan - Everett Herald
There’s been a lot of discussion about how much the new housing bill passed by Congress will help individuals facing foreclosure. Some people will be able to keep their homes, to be sure. But there’s a different provision of the Housing and Economic
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Shopping for savings; see photo gallery - The Daily Advertiser
Tenth-grader Hunter Basco will reuse his binders from last year, while his mother, Skila Credver, watches the sales to save money on school supplies. With three children, Credver spends about $600 on back-to-school purchases each year, and with costs
Source: www.theadvertiser.com

Stores prepare for big crowds for sales tax-free days - Des Moines Register
Consumers looking to stretch their back-to-school clothing budgets are expected to hit shopping malls, discount stores and resale shops this weekend, eager to take advantage of the state’s annual two-day reprieve from sales tax on clothing, shoes and
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