Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday ends Friday. Generators costing up to $3,000 are tax-free during the shopping holiday. It’s the second and final hurricane tax-free shopping holiday for the year.

The Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday ends on Friday for the 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season. The Florida Department of Revenue offers a list of tax-exempt items, including flashlights,

Time is running out for Floridians to take advantage of the state’s second Hurricane Sales tax holiday. The 2-week long sales tax waiver ends Friday night. Until then you can buy dozens of items to help prepare your home and family for a possible hurricane without paying the sales tax.

ORLANDO, Fla. — Friday is your last chance to take advantage of Florida’s final Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday of 2024. The holiday began Aug. 24 ahead of the mid-September peak of hurricane season. The two-week period helps consumers save money when stocking up on hurricane-related supplies.

If you've been waiting to buy tools or hurricane supplies, starting Sunday there will be two sales tax holidays and sales to help out.

If you missed the first tax free holiday earlier in the summer, now’s the time to cash in on the 2nd one. Floridians can buy hurricane-related items tax-free during the second tax holiday of 2024. During the tax holiday,

The holiday periods are part of a tax package (HB 7073) that lawmakers and Gov. Ron DeSantis approved this year.

National Hurricane Center is tracking 2 tropical waves. Strong thunderstorms threaten parts of Florida as disaster supplies tax free weeks kick off