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Connecticut Governor Puts the Kibosh on Sales Tax Holiday, by Scott Drenkard, December 22, 2011
Sales Taxes Could Be Going on Holiday in Massachusetts, by Richard Morrison, July 26, 2011
Sales Tax Holidays in 2011: Politically Expedient but Poor Tax Policy, by TF Staff, July 25, 2011
A Unique Sales Tax Holiday Proposal in Florida; and Arizona May End Film Subsidies, by Mark Robyn, December 16, 2010
Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday (and a Few Other Little-Known Sales Tax Holidays), by Kail Padgitt, October 22, 2010
Massachusetts Gov. Patrick Should Say No to Sales Tax Holidays and Focus Instead on Real Tax Relief, by Mark Robyn, August 2, 2010
Sales Tax Holidays 2010: Politically Expedient but Poor Tax Policy, by TF Staff, July 26, 2010
Georgia Passes on Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday, by Mark Robyn, July 14, 2010
IL, MA Back-to-School Sales Tax Holidays Are Bad Tax Policy, by Natasha Altamirano, July 9, 2010
Sales Tax Holiday in Florida, by Justin Higginbottom, May 28, 2010
Missouri Offers a Sales Tax Holiday and a Rebate for Energy Efficient Appliances, by Mark Robyn, April 19, 2010
Honestly, Who Doesn't Love Free Money?: Lessons From "Dollars for Dishwashers" in Iowa, by Mark Robyn, March 3, 2010
Quick Tax Quiz: Which State Had the First Sales Tax Holiday?, by Alicia Hansen, February 25, 2010
Orlando Sentinel: Crist Should Drop Sales Tax Holiday, by Joseph Henchman, February 24, 2010
Proposals for a Sales Tax Holiday and Film Credits in Florida are More Hype Than Helpful, by Mark Robyn, February 17, 2010
Mississippi Gun Sales Tax Holiday: Good Politics, Terrible Policy, by Mark Robyn, February 17, 2010
Oklahoma's Second Amendment Weekend is a Shining Example of How Not to Approach Tax Policy, by Mark Robyn, January 6, 2010
Another Sales Tax Holiday Blog Post, by Mark Robyn, August 21, 2009
Louisiana Tax Credits: Politicians Picking Winners and Losers, by Joseph Henchman, July 11, 2009
D.C. Residents Renting Homes for Inauguration Day Have No Sales Tax Worries, by Alicia Hansen, January 19, 2009
Sales Tax Holidays: Small Gains Are Outweighed By Serious Harms, by Joseph Henchman, August 20, 2008
Sales Tax Holidays: Politically Expedient but Poor Tax Policy, by Joseph Henchman, July 25, 2008
Sales Tax Holiday Proposal in Nebraska Makes a Bad Idea Even Worse, by Gerald Prante, January 14, 2008
Virginia Needs a 365-Day Tax Holiday, by Joseph Henchman, August 6, 2007
New Hampshire\'s 365-Day Sales Tax Holiday, by Alicia Hansen, August 4, 2005

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