Hueytown is participating in the Alabama Sales Tax Holiday which begins Friday, August 5, 2011 at 12:01 a.m. and ends Sunday, August 7, 2011 at 12 midnight. Help yourself along with our loyal businesses! Approximately 40% of all tax money spent locally remains local. This helps you, our local businesses stay open, our Schools, our Police, Fire and Rescue services, along with all our City services!
Remember our Chamber members where you can get your back to school items: Hut Stuff (on Brooklane), Taylor Bugs (in downtown Hueytown), Prissy Janes and Weldon's.
Click here for a detailed list of allowed items.CLOTHING - $100 or Less, per article of clothing
SCHOOL SUPPLIES,
SCHOOL ART SUPPLIES &
SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL - Sales Price of $50 or Less, per item
SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL – Written material commonly used by a student in a course of study as a reference and to learn the subject being taught
Reference Maps and Globes
Required Textbooks on an official school book list with a sales price of more than $30 and less than $50
BOOKS – Sales Price of $30 or Less, per book
Shop 'Books from Deb's'. They have all the local school lists plus will special order the required reading material. No need to drive across town to the box store when you are provided a better service in Hueytown!
COMPUTERS, COMPUTER SOFTWARE, SCHOOL COMPUTER SUPPLIES - A single purchase with a sales price of $750 or Less
COMPUTERS - include a laptop, desktop, or tower computer system and devices such as a display monitor, keyboard, mouse, and speakers sold as acomputer package. Computer parts and devices not sold as part of a package with the CPU, will not qualify for the exemption.
COMPUTER SOFTWARE & SCHOOL COMPUTER SUPPLIES – An item commonly used by a student in a course of study in which a computer is used
– list includes:
Computer Storage Media (diskettes, compact disks)
Computer Printers
Printer Supplies for Computers (printer paper, printer ink)
