Although plans for the 2020-2021 school year has changed, tax-free holidays for some states remain the same.

Not every city and county is eligible for the sales tax holidays, and every item will not be tax-free. Local taxes still apply for some states.

However, for the first time in history, Tennessee is the only state to add a second tax- free weekend for restaurant sales, including alcohol.

Check out the 2020 Tax-Free Weekend list as of Aug. 7 below:

Connecticut: Aug. 16- 22

Clothing & footwear: Less than $100

Florida: Aug. 7-9

Clothing, Footwear, & accessories: $60 or less

School supplies: $15 or less

Computers and accessories: $1,000 or less per item

Iowa: Aug. 7-8

Clothing & footwear: Less than $100

Maryland: Aug. 9-15

Clothing & footwear: $100 or less

Backpacks: The first $40 is tax-exempt

Massachusetts: Aug. 29-30

“Almost everything costing up to $2,500.”

Missouri: Aug. 7-9

Clothing: Up to $100

School supplies: No more than $50 per purchase

Personal computers: Up to $1,500

Computer software: Up to $350

Graphing calculators: Up to $150

New Mexico: Aug. 7-9

Clothing & footwear: Less than $100

Computers: $1,000 or less

Computer-related items: Up to $500

School supplies: Less than $30

Ohio: Aug. 7-9

Clothing: $75 or less

School supplies & instructional materials: $20 or less

Oklahoma: Aug. 7-9

Clothing & footwear: Less than $100

South Carolina Aug. 7-9

Clothing: No limit

School supplies: No limit

Computers, parts, accessories, printers, ink: No limit

Books & musical instruments: Only if “used for school assignments”

Bed & bath: No limit

Tennessee: July 31- Aug. 2, Aug. 7-9

Clothing & shoes: $200 or less

School supplies: $200 or less

Electronics: $3,000 or less

Restaurant sales, including alcohol (Aug. 7-9)

Virginia: Aug. 7-9

Clothing & footwear: $100 or less

School supplies: $20 or less

Energy Star & WaterSense products: $2,500 or less per item

Hurricane & emergency tools

Portable generators: Up to $1,000

Gas-powered chainsaws: $350 or less

Other hurricane items: $60 or less

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