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Apple Lists Products Eligible for Upcoming U.S. Sales Tax-Free Holidays

Apple has listed products eligible for upcoming sales tax holidays in select U.S. states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Missouri, Tennessee, and West Virginia. Some other states will also be holding sales tax holidays, such as Massachusetts, New Mexico, and South Carolina, but they have yet to be added to Apple's list.

Apple 2023 Sales Tax Holidays
Sales tax holidays provide a limited-time opportunity to purchase select Apple products online or in stores without paying sales tax. Eligible products and price limits vary from state to state, with complete details outlined on Apple's website. Apple says tax savings may not appear during checkout, but will be reflected on the final receipt.

The tax-free holidays begin in late July to early August. Depending on the state, eligible Apple products may include Macs, iPads, iPhones, and/or accessories.

Sales tax holidays are especially beneficial to students, as the tax savings can be combined with Apple's ongoing Back to School promotion, which offers students up to a $150 Apple gift card with the purchase of an eligible Mac or iPad, as well as 20% off AppleCare+ plans. This is in addition to Apple's educational discounts on select products.

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Top Rated Comments

38 months ago
I can't believe I was dumb enough for even trying to check if California would be on the list of states.
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alexandr Avatar
38 months ago
And what displays would that be exactly?..

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38 months ago
I don't care which models are on sale, so long as I can run Windows XP and Outlook Express on VirtualBox.
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Sir_Macs_A_Lot Avatar
38 months ago
I’m in a tax free state. I can buy the product for you and have it shipped to you…with a reasonable shipping & ‘convenience’ fee attached, of course. 😉
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Apple Fan 2008 Avatar
38 months ago
Me when Florida has the longest tax break:



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ElectricPotato Avatar
38 months ago

stir up some drama
Drama, on an internet fanboy/rumor site? Can't have that. I come here for the reasoned and calm discourse about serious matters.
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