Back-to-school season is just around the corner! Depending on where you live, your state may be offering huge savings with a sales tax holiday shopping weekend on specific purchases. With state sales tax ranging from 4 – 10%, that means more...
With the warm weather and vacation season here, it’s easy to take a mental break from the regular routine. However, to help you remember that summer can also be a big time for saving, and here are some tax free opportunities for you to...
Ho ho ho. December is a time of celebration, when we spend money on gifts and decorations, holiday food and travel — and taxes. Most states impose sales taxes, making everything you buy a little more expensive. But did you know...
If you want to save a little extra money when you buy candy this Halloween, consider going with a candy that contains flour because you won’t have to pay sales tax! Here are a few other ideas.
If you’re the parent to little ones going back to school, you’re probably thinking about all the money you’ll have to spend on various supplies. Fortunately, now that it’s time to consider your back to school shopping, it’s also time to check the dates of your state’s local sales tax holidays, if available.
It’s that time of the year again and fans across the nation are gearing up to watch football’s biggest game. While the big game is technically on Jersey turf, let’s see how both New York and New Jersey can benefit...
It’s already July and before you know it, school will be back in session. Many families do their best to find ways to save money on all that comes with back-to-school season. If you are looking for a way to save on your purchases, you can take advantage of sales tax holidays in later summer.
Average wedding costs are back on the rise with the average cost for tying the knot at about $28,000 in 2012. Newlyweds (or their families) are spending more due to regained confidence in the economy and all the new amenities available for guests (everything from photo booths to cartoonists). Our infographic looks at the average costs of wedding expenses and the sales tax associated with those costs.
The State and Local Sales Tax Deduction expired in 2011, but was extended thanks to the American Taxpayers Relief Act of 2012. Consequently, certain taxpayers will still benefit from this important tax deduction.
Back-to-school season is just around the corner! Depending on where you live, your state may be offering huge savings with a sales tax holiday shopping weekend on specific purchases. With state sales tax ranging from 4 – 10%, that means more... 
