By Chara
Many Missouri residents and Show-Me State visitors are gearing up to save some extra cash during the annual Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday.
As the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) has announced on its website, this year’s dates for state and local sales tax exemptions on DOR-approved school-related items are Aug. 4-6. Like previous years, localities may choose to participate or not.
Also like previous years, the sales tax exemptions are applicable to the following categories:
Clothing: Items that are eligible for exemption include shirts, pants, dresses and shoes. Clothing accessories, however, are not. Accessories include watches, jewelry, ties, headbands and belt buckles. Additionally, the DOR has stated that articles of clothing with a taxable value of more than $100 are ineligible.
School supplies: DOR-approved supplies include textbooks, notebooks, crayons, art supplies, rulers, backpacks, chalk and globes.
Personal computers and related peripherals: The tax emption is applicable to computers and related peripherals priced at less than $1,500.
Proof of residency is not required to shop during the sales tax emption period.
For more detailed information on the sales tax holiday, visit
Missouri Back-to-School Tax Suspension Announced
Many Missouri residents and visitors to the Show-Me State are gearing up to save some extra cash during the annual back-to-school sales tax holiday.
As announced by the Missouri Department of Revenue (DOR) on its website, this year’s dates for DOR-approved state and local sales tax exemptions on school-related items are from August 4 to 6. As in previous years, localities can choose to participate or not.
Also like previous years, sales tax exemptions are applicable to the following categories:
Clothing: Items that are eligible for the exemption include shirts, pants, dresses, and shoes. Clothing accessories, however, are not. Accessories include watches, jewelry, ties, headbands, and belt buckles. In addition, DOR has declared that clothing items with a taxable value of more than $100 are not eligible.
School Supplies: DOR-approved supplies include textbooks, notebooks, crayons, art supplies, rulers, backpacks, chalk, and globes.
Personal Computers and Related Peripherals: Tax relief applies to computers and related peripherals priced less than $1,500.
Proof of residency is not required to purchase during the sales tax exemption period.
For more detailed information on sales tax exemption, visit
2023-08-07 06:01:59
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