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Virginia opens up sales-tax-free shopping for school-related items

This weekend, Friday to Sunday, Virginia will hold its sixth annual back-to-school sales tax holiday.

Throughout the weekend, customers will be able to purchase the selected items, such as school supplies and clothing, free of tax.

Joel Davison, public relations director at the Virginia Department of Taxation, said he believes that residents could save about $ 4.3 million during the weekend.

School feeding, according to the Virginia Department of Taxation "means an item that is commonly used by a student in a course of study." In order to be exempt, the supplies must all have a sales price of $20 or less.

Some eligible products include lunchboxes, dictionaries, book bags, art and music supplies (including instruments), legal pads and more.

Clothing and shoes with a sales price of $100 or less per item are also exempt from tax. However, sporting equipment and footwear "designed primarily for athletic activity" does not qualify for exemption.

Baby bibs and receiving blankets, bathing suits, belts, coats, costumes, diapers, golf clothing, hats, shoe inserts, ties, underwear and wedding apparel all qualify to be purchased tax exempt.

Computers and computer supplies such as printers and CD, are not eligible for tax exemption.

Clothing accessories such as handbags, watches, eyeglasses, protective equipment and recreation are not eligible for tax exemption.

Rental items, custom orders and items that do not fall below the price until a refund is issued are not eligible for a tax exempt sale.

However, items purchased online, by mail order or by telephone are exempt from tax if the item is both delivered and paid for by the customer during the exemption period, or if the customer places and pays for an order and the seller accepts the order for immediate shipment during the exemption period. In the latter case, the delivery can be made after the exemption period.

Coupons may be used to reduce the price of an item to fit below the price threshold. As long as the sales price for clothes ends up below $100 and supplies below $20, the items will be tax exempt.

An item purchased during the exemption period and then exchanged against another relevant qualification after the exemption period ends should no additional fee.

During 60 days immediately after the tax holiday, no credit or refund of sales tax will be given for returned items unless a receipt showing tax was paid. This 60-day period is set to designate a period of time during which customers must provide proof that sales tax was paid on returned merchandise. A retailer's return policy will not be affected by the holiday otherwise.

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