Health & Fitness
O’Fallon participating in annual sales tax holiday Aug. 2-4 for back-to-school items
O’Fallon, Missouri, shoppers will get a break from paying local and state sales taxes on many back-to-school items when Missouri’s Sales Tax Holiday goes into effect on Friday, August 2, and continues through Sunday, August 4.
The list of tax-exempt purchases falls into these categories: school supplies (up to $50 per purchase), clothing (up to $100 per item), personal computers (not to exceed $3,500), computer peripheral devices (not to exceed $3,500), and computer software (taxable value $350 or less).
“We encourage all O’Fallon residents to Keep It in the O’ by shopping in the City for back-to-school items,” said Mike Hurlbert, O’Fallon’s Director of Economic Development. “Every local purchase contributes to O’Fallon’s economic vitality and supports our City’s businesses.”
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For details about the items that can be purchased during the sales tax holiday, visit http://dor.mo.gov/business/sales/taxholiday/school/, the Missouri Department of Revenue’s website.