DeSantis announces tax holiday for guns and supplies; Florida Archery Center groundbreaking near Lakeland
The 2026 holiday covers firearms, ammunition and camping supplies, and state officials expect tens of millions of dollars in sales tax savings.
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DeSantis: Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday continues in Florida
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the start of a Second Amendment sales tax holiday until Dec. 31, plus an upcoming public archery center in Lakeland.
DeSantis extends Second Amendment sales tax holiday, breaks ground on new state archery center
LAKELAND, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the return and expansion of Florida’s Second Amendment and outdoor recreation sales tax holiday, pairing the rollout with a ceremonial groundbreaking for a new state archery facility at the Tenoroc Public Use Area. The extended tax exemption period, running through Dec. 31, suspends state sales tax on a… The post DeSantis extends Second Amendment sales tax holiday, breaks ground on new state archery c…
Florida Launches Second Annual Sales Tax Holiday For Guns, Gear, And Outdoor Supplies
Florida shoppers can now buy firearms, ammunition, and outdoor gear without paying state sales tax through the end of the year, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Monday. The four-month sales tax break, officially titled the Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday, began on September 1 and runs through December 31, 2026. The tax relief applies to shotguns, […] Florida Launches Second Annual Sales Tax Holiday For Guns, Gear, And Outdoor Supplies
DeSantis announces tax holiday for guns and supplies; Florida Archery Center groundbreaking near Lakeland
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Monday that the state will offer a second consecutive Second Amendment sales tax holiday, allowing Floridians to purchase certain firearms, ammunition, hunting, fishing and camping supplies without paying sales tax.
Gov. DeSantis announces tax holiday on guns, ammo and outdoor gear through Dec. 31
Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Florida's Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday has returned for a second year, allowing Floridians to purchase firearms and a variety of equipment tax-free through Dec. 31.
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