Ohio's Sales Tax Holiday extended to 2 full weeks this year
(WKBN) – Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced the state's Sales Tax Holiday will run for two full weeks this year.
Ohio's Sales Tax Holiday will be August 1-14.
During that time period, shoppers will be able to make qualifying purchases both in-store and online without paying state sales tax.
To see which items are eligible, visit the Ohio Department of Taxation's website.
In 2024, the Sales Tax Holiday lasted ten days instead of the usual three days. It was also expanded to include a wider range of items.
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