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Ohio’s tax holiday starts Friday, here’s what you can buy sales tax free
CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The annual tax holiday for Ohioans starts on August 1, running for two weeks. During that time, all sales tax will be banned for certain items under $500. The tax holiday is for “all tangible personal property” which can include:
Ohio's sales tax holiday begins this weekend. Here's what items are included, excluded
Ohio's 2025 sales tax holiday runs for two weeks in August, offering savings on items up to $500. COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio's sales tax holiday will take place once again starting Friday. According to a release from Gov. Mike DeWine, the 2025 sales tax holiday will run for two weeks in August.
How the Ohio sales tax holiday affects food in grocery stores and restaurants
In Franklin County, you’ll save up to eight percent in local and state sales taxes over the two week period. At grocery stores, you may not notice a big difference in your bill because of the rules around Ohio’s sales taxes.
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