“Get a tax break on amazing products,” a new web page on Apple.com states.
“Different states have different tax holiday periods,” Apple explains.
In order to “make sure you’re shopping on the right days, and learn which products are eligible,” Apple provides links for the 10 U.S. states in which to purchase Apple products sans sales tax:
The 10 U.S. states with brief sales tax holidays in 2013 are:
• Alabama: August 2 – 4
• Florida: August 2 – 4
• Georgia: August 9 – 10
• Louisiana: August 2 – 3
• Massachusetts: August 10 – 11
• Missouri: August 2 – 4
• New Mexico: August 2 – 4
• North Carolina: August 2 – 4
• South Carolina: August 2 – 4
• Tennessee: August 2 – 4
Apple notes: “When you buy from the Apple Online Store, sales tax will appear in your cart and during the checkout process. The correct no-tax amount will appear when you receive your email order confirmation.”
In addition, the 5 U.S. states without sales taxes at any time during the year are:
• Alaska
• Delaware
• Montana
• New Hampshire
• Oregon
Apple’s Tax Holiday 2013 page is here.