Florida is having a second "disaster preparedness" sales tax holiday to encourage residents to stock up on hurricane supplies. The second Florida sales tax holiday comes as the state approaches ...
Florida’s Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday is in full swing now. This Florida Sales Tax Holiday started Monday, July 24 and will continue until Sunday, August 6. The Back-to-School Sales Tax ...
ORLANDO, Fla. — Friday is the last day of Florida’s disaster preparedness sales tax holiday, which began on Aug. 26. Florida residents can take advantage of some tax savings when it comes to ...
Florida's second disaster preparedness sales tax holiday of 2023 is coming, just in time for the busiest portion of hurricane season. The second of two 14-day sales tax holidays to help residents ...
Today marks the start of Florida’s second 2023 Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. The two-week holiday period begins Saturday, August 26, and will continue through Friday, September 8.
Retailers hope Floridians will stock up on storm supplies during an upcoming sales-tax “holiday,” particularly as the increasingly active hurricane season could bring a storm toward the state ...
Florida’s annual tax-free hurricane supply “holiday” is one of the only redeeming qualities of the six-month Atlantic hurricane season, and this year it’s happening twice. The plan ...
Each side will have half an hour to make their case to the state supreme court justices then there will be time for questions and rebuttal. [RELATED: Can a woman be charged with manslaughter for ...
The Florida Disaster Preparedness sales tax holiday is set to expire on Friday. The two-week long annual tax holiday, which began on Aug. 25, is meant to help incentivize people with a financial ...
Retailers hope Floridians will stock up on storm supplies during an upcoming sales-tax “holiday,” particularly as the increasingly active hurricane season could bring a storm toward the state by the ...
Retailers hope Floridians will stock up on storm supplies during an upcoming sales-tax “holiday,” particularly as the increasingly active hurricane season could bring a storm toward the state ...
