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find	but	every	call	drink
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I	get	has	five	grow
in	good	her	found	hold
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jump	into	how	green	if
little	like	just	its	keep
look	must	know	made	kind
make	new	let	many	laugh
me	no	live	off	light
my	now	may	or	long
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one	our	old	read	myself
play	out	once	right	never
red	please	open	sing	only
run	pretty	over	sit	own
said	ran	put	sleep	pick
see	ride	round	tell	seven
the	saw	some	their	shall
three	say	stop	these	show
to	she	take	those	six
two	so	thank	upon	small
up	soon	them	us	start
we	that	then	use	ten
where	there	think	very	today
yellow	they	walk	wash	together
you	this	were	which	try
/40	too	when	why	warm
	under	/41	wish	/41
	want		work
	was		would
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	what		/46
	white who will with yes
	/52

Tennessee Department of Revenue
Sales Tax Holiday:
School Supplies - $100 or Less
Tenn. Code Ann. Section 67-6-393 establishes annual sales tax holidays in Tennessee.
The holiday starts each year at 12:01 a.m. on the first Friday in August and ends at
11:59 p.m. on the following Sunday. For 2007 only, there is a special one-time
holiday, from April 27 through 29, 2007.
During the holiday, school supplies with a purchase price of $100 or less per item
are exempt from sales tax. School supplies individually priced at more than $100, or
any item purchased for use by a trade or business is not exempt from tax. Items that
are normally sold together may not be split to achieve the $100 threshold. Under these
special holiday laws, there is no requirement that purchases be made only for students.
If an item is tax exempt, anyone may make the purchase tax–free.
School supplies are defined as items used by a student in a course of study.
Specifically excluded are items such as art supplies and instructional material, including
reference books and school computer supplies (compact discs, printers, and printer
ink).
Exempt school supplies during the holiday period include:
Binders Crayons Legal Pads Pencils
Backpacks Erasers Lunch Boxes Pens
Bookbags Folders Markers Protractors
Blackboard Chalk Glue, Paste, &
Paste Sticks Notebooks Rulers
Cellophane Tape Highlighters Paper School Supply
Boxes
Compasses Index Cards Pencil Boxes Scissors
Composition Books Index Card Boxes Pencil Sharpeners Writing Tablets
More information from the Department of Revenue is available from the following
sources:
• Web site: www.Tennessee.gov/revenue or www.tntaxholiday.com
• E-mail: salestax.holiday@state.tn.us
• Telephone: (800) 342-1003 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., CST, Monday through Friday
Special Telephone Hours:
April 28, 2007 - 8:00-4:30, CST and April 29, 2007 - 10:00-4:00, CST

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