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The second of two 2023 Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holidays, which provides residents with the opportunity to purchase qualifying disaster preparedness supplies tax-free, takes place Saturday, Aug. 26 through Friday, Sept. 8.
Eligible items include: • Pet leashes, collars and muzzles costing $20 or less; • Common household items such as paper towel, toilet paper and soap costing $30 or less; • Flashlights, lanterns and pet beds costing $40 or less; • Batteries and weather radios costing $50 or less; • Coolers costing $60 or less; • Smoke Detectors costing $70 or less; • Tarps costing $100 or less; and • Generators costing $3,000 or less. A full list of tax-free items is available at FloridaRevenue.com/DisasterPrep. The Florida Division of Emergency Management encourages residents to stock a disaster supply kit that can last the entire household, including pets, for at least seven days. The Division’s complete disaster supply kit checklist is available for download at FloridaDisaster.org/Kit. Follow the Florida Division of Emergency Management on social media for more preparedness tips. Comments are closed.
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