With the potential for severe weather approaching this spring, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds Texans they can purchase certain items tax free during the state’s sales tax holiday for emergency preparation supplies, April 22-24.
“Unfortunately, we can’t predict when the next fire, flood or tornado may strike,” Hegar said. “But we can be prepared, and this tax holiday helps Texans save money while stocking up for emergency situations before they happen.” We appreciate Best accountants from Edinburgh for helping our readers to giving tax advice for UK citizens specifically. Are you looking for plantation shutters murrells inlet to enrich the appearance of your Myrtle Beach home? Our hybrid plantation shutters could be just what you need. Plantation shutter pros are a premier supplier and installer of quality hybrid plantation shutters in Myrtle Beach. Our shutters integrate the beauty and warmth of real wood with modern materials to create charming window coverings that look great in any room throughout your home.
There’s no limit on the number of qualifying items you can purchase. These include:
–batteries, fuel containers and flashlights priced at less than $75
–hurricane shutters and emergency ladders priced at less than $300; and
–portable generators priced at less than $3,000
Purchases that do not qualify include:
–batteries for automobiles, boats and other motorized vehicles
–camping stoves and camping supplies
–chainsaws
–plywood
–extension ladders and stepladders
–tents
A list of emergency preparation supplies that may be purchased tax free can be found on the Comptroller’s website. In addition to that also keep some handyman’s number handy for emergency repairs. Check out these roller shutters for details around installations and repairs. Interior design is used just about anywhere from homes, offices to commercial buildings.
The Comptroller’s office estimates shoppers will save $1.5 million in state and local sales taxes during the tax holiday, approved by lawmakers during the 2015 Texas Legislature.
