State tax breaks for energy-efficient appliances end Monday
Posted: 7:54 am Mon, February 20, 2012
By Associated Press
ANNAPOLIS — It’s the last day to take advantage of a tax holiday in Maryland for energy-efficient appliances.
Marylanders who buy new, energy-efficient appliances through Monday will not have to pay the state’s six percent sales tax on the items.
Eligible products include air conditioners, washing machines, furnaces and refrigerators. Energy-efficient compact fluorescent light bulbs, dehumidifiers and programmable thermostats are also eligible.
The tax-free weekend is the result of legislation passed in 2007 by the Maryland General Assembly.

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