Florida Retail Association Press Release Tallahassee, FL Consumers can find more cost savings at Florida retail stores this season during Florida’s Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday. The Florida Legislature renewed and expanded this year’s sales tax holiday to offer tax savings during two two-week periods: Saturday, May 27, through Friday, June 9,…
Guest column: Hurricane preparedness tax holiday matters more for Floridians this year
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Traditionally, hurricane season begins on June 1. But, according to the National Hurricane Center, it has already begun. It is crucial for Florida families to get a plan and stock up on supplies now. The Disaster Preparedness Tax-Free Holiday will help families save on essential items.
Forecasts for the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season predict Florida will experience above-normal activity this summer. Already this month, Tropical Storm Ana has formed. While this may not be a major hurricane, it’s a reminder to all of us of the importance to get a plan, stock up on supplies and be prepared.
Traditionally, hurricane season begins on June 1. But, according to the National Hurricane Center, it has already begun. It is crucial for Florida families to get a plan and stock up on supplies now. The Disaster Preparedness Tax-Free Holiday will help families save on essential items.
Forecasts for the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season predict Florida will experience above-normal activity this summer. Already this month, Tropical Storm Ana has formed. While this may not be a major hurricane, it’s a reminder to all of us of the importance to get a plan, stock up on supplies and be prepared.
Thanks to the leadership of the Florida Legislature and Gov. Ron DeSantis, Floridians are able to save on hurricane supplies again this year during the Disaster Preparedness Tax-Free Holiday. On May 21, the governor signed the cost-saving measure into law, expanding the tax holiday and enabling Floridians to stock up on supplies tax-free. Floridians will be able to save on everything you need t
Hurricane preparedness tax holiday matters more for Floridians this year Scott Shalley
Traditionally, hurricane season begins on June 1. But, according to the National Hurricane Center, it has already begun. It is crucial for Florida families to get a plan and stock up on supplies now. The Disaster Preparedness Tax-Free Holiday will help families save on essential items.
Forecasts for the 2021 Atlantic hurricane season predict Florida will experience above-normal activity this summer. Already this month, Tropical Storm Ana has formed. While this may not be a major hurricane, it’s a reminder to all of us of the importance to get a plan, stock up on supplies and be prepared.