For a complete list of what’s tax-free during Connecticut's 2024 sales tax holiday, visit the state Department of Revenue website. CT sales tax for 2024 The sales tax rate in Connecticut is ...

Over 15 states have held sales tax holidays, or tax-free weekends, this summer, and Connecticut is no exception. The sales tax holiday in Connecticut runs for a week, from Sunday, August 20- Saturd… ...

Lawmakers first enacted a sales tax-free week in 2000. During the week, most clothing and footwear that costs under $100 is exempt from Connecticut’s standard 6.35% sales tax.

When is Connecticut's tax free week 2024? This year, from Sunday, Aug. 18 to Saturday, Aug. 24, footwear and clothing items under $100 will be exempt from the state sales tax.

HARTFORD, Conn. – Connecticut's sales tax-free week begins Sunday and runs through Saturday. This is the 25th year for the annual sales tax holiday.

Other things to know about CT tax free week: There is no limit on the amount of items purchased, as long as each individual item is under $100. Items normally sold as a unit cannot be separated to ...

(WTNH) — Connecticut’s sales tax-free week started on Sunday, Aug. 20, and runs through Saturday, Aug. 26. Shoppers at the Clinton Premium Outlets told News 8 they’re taking advantage o… ...

This year, Sales Tax-Free Week is Sunday, August 18, through Saturday, August 24. The state said that sales or purchases of certain items of clothing or footwear costing less than $100 per item ...

CT’s second ‘Sales Tax-Free Week’ of 2022 begins Sunday by Jessica Bravo August 17, 2022 @ 3:57 pm August 17, 2022 @ 11:27 pm Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook ...

Connecticut’s Sales Tax Free Week is here and this is what you need to know! Sales Tax Free Week begins on the third Sunday of August and runs until the following Saturday. This year it will run ...

The state's annual sales tax-free week lasts until Aug. 26 this year to help families on a budget before kids head back to school. Sales tax-free week in New Jersey is from Aug. 26 through Sept. 4.

Lawmakers first enacted a sales tax-free week in 2000. During the week, most clothing and footwear that costs under $100 is exempt from Connecticut’s standard 6.35% sales tax.