Florida Announces Second Amendment Sales Tax Holiday
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced a Second Amendment sales tax holiday, allowing residents to purchase certain firearms, ammunition, and hunting, fishing, and camping supplies tax-free.
Orlando Daytona Beach Melbourne, FL, September 14, 2026 —
Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced a forthcoming sales tax holiday designed to coincide with Second Amendment rights. The initiative will permit Florida residents to purchase specific items related to firearms and outdoor recreation without incurring state sales tax.
The sales tax holiday, referred to as the Second Amendment sales tax holiday, aims to provide relief to consumers by exempting certain goods from taxation. According to the announcement, eligible purchases include firearms, ammunition, and a range of supplies used for hunting, fishing, and camping.
The specific details regarding the duration of this tax holiday and the exact list of qualifying items were not fully provided in the announcement. This includes information on the precise dates the holiday will be in effect and any limitations on the types or quantities of firearms and ammunition that qualify for the tax exemption.
While the summary indicates that Governor DeSantis made the announcement, further information regarding the legislative or administrative process that enabled this tax holiday was not detailed. Similarly, the specific date of the announcement was not provided.
This measure is presented as a way to support the rights of gun owners and encourage participation in outdoor activities by making related equipment more accessible through tax savings. The full scope and impact of the holiday will become clearer as more details are released.
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