Tax-free weekend in Texas is August 5-7. It is expected to save Texans $112 million this school year.
The school year starts Monday for students in five Dallas ISD schools. A new superintendent is starting the school year too.The state's annual tax-free weekend allows parents to save some money on their back-to-school shopping.When is Tax-Free weekend in Texas?
This year, tax-free weekend starts at 12:01 a.m. on Friday, August 5 and runs through midnight on Sunday, August 7.Most clothing, school supplies and backpacks sold for less than $100 will be sold without tax, saving Texans about $8 for every $100 they spend.
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