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If your state is on this list, you could soon save on items ranging from clothing to school supplies. Drazen Zigic / Shutterstock.com
Who doesn’t love summer? Longer days, warmer weather, tax-free shopping. States across the nation kick off sales tax holidays in July and August. Stroll into your favorite store during these windows of time, and you may be able to purchase items without being charged state sales tax. Think of it as a way to boost your savings — and a rare opportunity to get an upper hand on the taxman.
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