Sales Tax Holiday
These articles address questions about the annual sales tax holiday.
- ★ STH-21- How to File for Sales Tax Holiday – Companies with Tennessee Locations
- ★ STH-22- How to File for Sales Tax Holiday- Out-of-State Companies who Sold Products to TN Residents
- STH-1 - Date of Sales Tax Holiday
- STH-2 - Sales Tax Holiday - Qualifying Items
- STH-3 - How to Claim Sales Tax Holiday Exemption
- STH-4 - Sales Tax Holiday - Which Merchants Participate
- STH-5 - Items Must be Purchased in Tennessee or Through Internet to Qualify for Exemption
- STH-6 - Partial Exemptions Do Not Apply - Total Cost of Item Must Meet Price Limitation
- STH-7 - Items Ordinarily Sold Together May Not be Sold Individually to Meet Price Threshold (For Example, Shoes)
- STH-8 - Types of Clothing Items that Qualify for Sales Tax Holiday Exemption
- STH-9 - Types of School and School Art Supplies that Qualify for Sales Tax Holiday Exemption
- STH-10 - Sales Tax Holiday - Qualifying Computers
- STH-11 - Textbooks are Exempt from Sales and Use Tax
- STH-12 - No Limitation on Number of Tax-Exempt Purchases
- STH-13 - Sales Tax Holiday Does Not Apply to Computers Costing More Than $1,500
- STH-14 - Internet, Telephone, and Mail Orders Qualify for Sales Tax Holiday
- STH-15 - Extended Warranties Do Not Qualify for Sales Tax Holiday Exemption
- STH-16 - Determining if Discounted Item Qualifies for Sales Tax Holiday
- STH-17 - Application of Sales Tax Holiday to Exchanged or Returned Items
- STH-18 - Application of Sales Tax Holiday to Backordered or Out-of-Stock Items
- STH-19 - Application of Sales Tax Holiday to Items Placed on Layaway
- STH-20 - Application of Sales Tax Holiday to Business Purchases
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