Georgia residents, sales tax holiday days

[sglurker]

According to the Georgia Department of Revenue, some purchases on
March 29 through March 30 and August 2 through August 3 are exempt from sales tax.

http://www2.state.ga.us/departments/dor/salestaxholiday/salestaxholiday_qam.htm

 

[JameyF]

NICE!!! That's a good way to get the economy goin'. Too bad I live in NC.


Of course, this could be a paperwork nightmare for businesses.

 

[Spac3d]

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Thanks man!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IMMA BUY TONS OF STUFF

Oh wait, I am a poor struggling college student who probably shoulnt be at these forums anyways

Spac3d

 

[bunker]

Bump.....It's Friday and Saturday.

Included are computers, school supplies and clothing.

 

[thegreatjeff]

Hahaha! I don't have ANY sales tax, any time of the year! So there...neener neener!

 

[v4mofo]

<< Hahaha! I don't have ANY sales tax, any time of the year! So there...neener neener! >>



Ahh.. but how's the state income tax or personal property tax? Seems therre's always some sort of tradeoff...

Current GA resident, former MT and OR (non sales tax states) resident....

 

[thraashman]

this is cool, funny thing is that August 3rd is my birthday too, my state's giving me a birthday present, how sweet.

 

[Gepost]

Y'all need to know that the tax exemption on computer stuff, only applies if you purchase a computer also. I.E., you need to purchase a notebook or desktop computer, then anything else you purchase up to $1500 is tax exempt.

 

[mindslash]

<< NICE!!! That's a good way to get the economy goin'. Too bad I live in NC.


Of course, this could be a paperwork nightmare for businesses. >>



Somebody please correct me if I am wrong but you can buy stuff via mail / internet and still qualify for the non-sales tax -- of course, currently, there isn't any sales tax collected for out-of-state internet purchases anyway....

 

[FreebieBoy]

here in NY we have that too but not as lenient as your state.