So, North Carolina isn't the only state to issue some sort of break in taxes for qualifying purchases. Take a look at this chart, courtesy of Don't Mess With Taxes...
| State | Dates | Tax-exempt Items |
| District of Columbia | Nov. 21 - Dec. 7 | Second round of savings on School supplies, clothing, accessory items and shoes ($100 or less) |
| Georgia | October 2-5 | Energy- and water-efficient products (tax officials say that as the event nears, details will be posted Georgia Department of Revenue Web site) |
| North Carolina | November 7-9 | Energy-efficient clothes washers, freezers, refrigerators, central air conditioners, room air conditioners, air-source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps, ceiling fans, dehumidifiers, and programmable thermostats (see page 2 of this PDF document) |
| South Carolina | November 28-29 | Handguns, rifles and shotguns |
| Virginia | October 10-13 | Energy efficient products priced at $2,500 or less |
| West Virginia | September 1-7 | Energy Star residential appliances costing $2,500 or less |
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