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Illinois back-to-school sales tax holiday 2026: What to know
Illinois back-to-school sales tax holiday 2026 runs August 7-16, cutting the state portion of sales tax by 5 percentage points on eligible school supplies and qualifying clothing and footwear under $125 per item, while local taxes still apply across the state. Illinois shoppers can pay a reduced state sales tax rate on qualifying back-to-school purchases during a 10-day tax holiday ru
Illinois back-to-school sales tax holiday 2026: What to know
Illinois back-to-school sales tax holiday 2026 runs August 7-16, cutting the state portion of sales tax by 5 percentage points on eligible school supplies and qualifying clothing and footwear under $125 per item, while local taxes still apply across the state. Illinois shoppers can pay a reduced state sales tax rate on qualifying back-to-school purchases during a 10-day tax holiday ru
Illinois tax holiday 2026: Eligible and excluded items
The Illinois tax holiday eligible-items checklist explains what receives the reduced state tax rate from August 7-16, 2026. Clothing and footwear must cost under $125 per item, while qualifying student school supplies have no price cap. Computers and textbooks remain excluded. Reduced rate applies only to listed products
Illinois tax holiday 2026: Eligible and excluded items
The Illinois tax holiday eligible-items checklist explains what receives the reduced state tax rate from August 7-16, 2026. Clothing and footwear must cost under $125 per item, while qualifying student school supplies have no price cap. Computers and textbooks remain excluded. Reduced rate applies only to listed products
Illinois tax holiday 2026 starts Aug. 7: What qualifies
The Illinois tax holiday 2026 runs from Aug. 7 through Aug. 16, reducing the state sales tax portion by five percentage points on qualifying clothing, footwear and school supplies. Apparel and shoes must cost under $125 per item, while eligible student supplies have no price cap. Illinois tax holiday begins August 7
Illinois tax holiday 2026 starts Aug. 7: What qualifies
The Illinois tax holiday 2026 runs from Aug. 7 through Aug. 16, reducing the state sales tax portion by five percentage points on qualifying clothing, footwear and school supplies. Apparel and shoes must cost under $125 per item, while eligible student supplies have no price cap. Illinois tax holiday begins August 7
2025 Anchor Program Offers Property Tax Relief To Eligible New Jersey Residents
The state of New Jersey will begin mailing letters on August 13, 2025, to eligible residents outlining details of the 2025 Anchor tax benefits. This annual program provides property tax relief to both homeowners and renters in the state who meet specific eligibility requirements related to residency, income, and age for the year 2024. The Anchor program, which stands for Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners and Renters, began in 2022 as an expansion
2025 Anchor Program Offers Property Tax Relief To Eligible New Jersey Residents
The state of New Jersey will begin mailing letters on August 13, 2025, to eligible residents outlining details of the 2025 Anchor tax benefits. This annual program provides property tax relief to both homeowners and renters in the state who meet specific eligibility requirements related to residency, income, and age for the year 2024. The Anchor program, which stands for Affordable New Jersey Communities for Homeowners and Renters, began in 2022 as an expansion
Small Business Owners Struggling to Fill Jobs Amid Labor Shortages
A recent survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reveals that filling job openings remains a significant challenge for small business owners across the United States. According to the June survey, 36% of small businesses still have unfilled job positions, a 2% increase from May. Additionally, 86% of small business owners report receiving few or no qualified applicants for the roles they need to fill.
Small Business Owners Struggling to Fill Jobs Amid Labor Shortages
A recent survey conducted by the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB) reveals that filling job openings remains a significant challenge for small business owners across the United States. According to the June survey, 36% of small businesses still have unfilled job positions, a 2% increase from May. Additionally, 86% of small business owners report receiving few or no qualified applicants for the roles they need to fill.
US Cuts Remittance Tax to 3.5%: Big Relief for Indian Migrants
The rollback of the proposed 5% remittance tax to 3.5% by the United States government has brought major relief to Indian migrants who regularly send money home. On a $10,000 transfer, senders now save $150 (₹12,000), which is a significant benefit for families depending on overseas income for essential needs such as healthcare, education, and daily expenses. The move is especially helpful for workers in service and labor-intensive industries. India continues to be the top recipie
US Cuts Remittance Tax to 3.5%: Big Relief for Indian Migrants
The rollback of the proposed 5% remittance tax to 3.5% by the United States government has brought major relief to Indian migrants who regularly send money home. On a $10,000 transfer, senders now save $150 (₹12,000), which is a significant benefit for families depending on overseas income for essential needs such as healthcare, education, and daily expenses. The move is especially helpful for workers in service and labor-intensive industries. India continues to be the top recipie
Budget 2025: Taxpayers Expect Higher Standard Deduction and HRA Exemption
As the Union Budget 2025 approaches on February 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to address rising concerns over high inflation and shrinking disposable incomes, with a focus on tax relief for salaried individuals. One of the most anticipated measures is the potential increase in the standard deduction for salaried employees. Under the current system, a standard deduction of Rs 75,000 is available for those opting for the New Tax Regime, while the Old Tax Reg
Budget 2025: Taxpayers Expect Higher Standard Deduction and HRA Exemption
As the Union Budget 2025 approaches on February 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman is expected to address rising concerns over high inflation and shrinking disposable incomes, with a focus on tax relief for salaried individuals. One of the most anticipated measures is the potential increase in the standard deduction for salaried employees. Under the current system, a standard deduction of Rs 75,000 is available for those opting for the New Tax Regime, while the Old Tax Reg









