West Virginia Sales Tax Holiday Helps Families Save for Back-to-School Shopping

West Virginia Sales Tax Holiday helps families save for back-to-school shopping

HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WOWK)- West Virginia’s annual Sales Tax Holiday began on Friday. The annual tax-free weekend allows families to save on certain back-to-school essentials. These items include: Clothing: $125 or less per item School supplies: $50 or less per item Instructional materials: $20 or less per item Sports equipment: $150 or less per item Laptops and tablets: $500 or less per device Mark Rickel, director of communication at Walmart, s…

West Virginia sales tax holiday underway

The West Virginia Governor’s Office said “West Virginians will save an estimated $3.4 million over the four-day tax holiday period.”

Governor Morrisey says the Sales Tax Holiday is 'terrific for our teachers'

BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) - The West Virginia Sales Tax Holiday has kicked off just in time for the back-to-school season. Appalachian Festival Car & Bike show to return to Beckley Residents across the state got a chance to save on qualifying clothing and school supply items as part of the annual event. Governor Patrick Morrisey told 59News the holiday is a great opportunity for teachers to save as they prepare their classrooms every school year.…

Virginia tax-free weekend returns for certain goods

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) -- Running until Sunday evening, Virginia's sales tax-free holiday is back, and the Department of Taxation said Virginians can save between 5.3% and 7% on qualifying buys. Only school supplies, clothes, shoes and some hardware and energy items are free of sales tax. What's considered qualifying school supplies $20 or less per item and clothes and shoes $100 or less per item -- tax exempt. Plenty of hurricane and emergency pr…

Tax-free holiday in Virginia and West Virginia this weekend

Virginia and West Virginia's sales tax holiday begins Friday, lasting through Sunday.

Tax-free weekend back for school, emergency preparedness supplies

RICHMOND — Virginia's annual tax-free weekend will take place this weekend. Shoppers will be exempt from sales taxes when they purchase school supplies, clothes and other essential products.