Texas residents have a reason to stock up on emergency supplies this weekend. The state’s Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday kicks off early Saturday and runs through Monday night, giving shoppers a chance to save on items that could be critical during a disaster.

You can save money on clothes and school supplies during the state’s sales tax holiday from Aug. 11-13 this year.

Families and businesses in Texas can save money when purchasing certain water and energy-efficient products soon.

This weekend marks the 23rd annual Sales Tax Holiday in the state of Texas. The holiday, created in 1999 by Commissioner Rodney Ellis, is intended to help parents who may be short on cash to get what their child needs for the school year.

With high gas prices, food, mortgage/rent due to inflation, many parents are looking for ways to save money on school supplies.