A sales tax holiday is a limited period during which certain items can be purchased without paying sales tax. For specific companies like Stampin’ Up!, which sells crafting and scrapbooking supplies, these holidays can provide a great opportunity for customers to save on their purchases.

The details of sales tax holidays can vary by state, including which items are exempt and the specific dates they apply. Stampin’ Up! may participate in these holidays in states that offer them.

If you need detailed information about a specific state’s sales tax holiday or Stampin’ Up!’s participation, let me know the state you’re interested in, and I can help look up the relevant details. You may click here to see what items qualify for the sales tax holiday in which state.

North Carolina is not participating in the sales tax holiday, so purchases from Stampin’ Up! in that state will be subject to the regular sales tax rates. Here are a few alternative ways to save on Stampin’ Up! products:

1. Watch for Sales and Promotions: Stampin’ Up! often runs promotions and sales events throughout the year. Keep an eye on their website and subscribe to their newsletter to stay updated on these opportunities.
2. Host a Workshop: By hosting a Stampin’ Up! workshop or party, you can earn discounts and free products based on the sales generated from the event.
3. Join as a Demonstrator: Becoming a Stampin’ Up! demonstrator can provide you with a discount on all your purchases, as well as other benefits like exclusive access to new products and special promotions.
4. Bulk Purchases: Consider making larger purchases less frequently to save on shipping costs, and take advantage of any bulk purchase discounts or offers.
5. Use Rewards Programs: If Stampin’ Up! has a rewards program or loyalty points system, make sure to take full advantage of it to earn discounts on future purchases.
6. Shop During Clearance Events: Clearance sales can offer significant discounts on a variety of products. Keep an eye out for these events on the Stampin’ Up! website.

If you have any other questions or need further assistance with finding ways to save on Stampin’ Up! products, feel free to ask!

South Carolina (SC) and Tennessee (TN)! are participating in the holiday. Here are the steps to take advantage of the sales tax holiday in these states:

South Carolina (SC) and Tennessee (TN) Sales Tax Holiday

South Carolina (SC):

• Dates: The South Carolina sales tax holiday typically occurs in early August. Check the specific dates for the current year.
• Eligible Items: In South Carolina, the sales tax holiday often includes a variety of school supplies, clothing, and computers. Check with Stampin’ Up! for specific eligible items.

Tennessee (TN):

• Dates: Tennessee usually has its sales tax holiday around the end of July. Confirm the exact dates for the current year.
• Eligible Items: Tennessee’s sales tax holiday typically covers school supplies, clothing, and computers. Verify with Stampin’ Up! which items are eligible.

Steps to Save on Stampin’ Up! Products:

1. Verify Dates and Items: Confirm the exact dates of the sales tax holiday in SC and TN for the current year. Check Stampin’ Up!’s website or contact their customer service to verify which items are eligible for the sales tax exemption.
2. Make a List: Plan your purchases ahead of time. Make a list of the Stampin’ Up! products you want to buy during the sales tax holiday.
3. Shop During the Holiday: Ensure you make your purchases within the sales tax holiday dates to take advantage of the tax exemption.
4. Check for Additional Promotions: Sometimes, companies run special promotions in conjunction with sales tax holidays. Look for any additional discounts or offers from Stampin’ Up! during this period.
5. Stay Informed: Follow Stampin’ Up! on social media, subscribe to their newsletter, or check their website regularly to stay informed about any updates or changes related to the sales tax holiday.

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July 1st to July 30th 

You will receive a free tutorial for 11 cards made by the ladies pictured above if you place an order with me for that month. The cards are done in both imperial and metric measures. Below is a sneak peek at one of the past months.

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