The "No Tax Day," commonly known as a sales tax holiday, is a specific period when certain states in the U.S. waive sales tax on particular items such as clothing, school supplies, and sometimes electronics. These holidays usually last for a weekend or a few days. In 2025, many states have tax-free periods mostly in July, August, or around back-to-school shopping times. For example, Texas has its 2025 sales tax holiday from August 8 to August 10. Other states have varying dates and lists of eligible items, such as Alabama from July 18-20, Florida from August 1-31, and Connecticut from August 17-23. The tax holiday typically applies only to specific categories and price limits for items.

So, there is no single universal no-tax day; it depends on the state and the year. For 2025 in many states, these tax-free days mostly occur in July and August around back-to-school periods.