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Illinois kicked off a 10-day sales tax holiday last week, and shoppers can catch tax breaks on a number of items before it ends Sunday.

Illinois began a sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers Friday, but how long will it last?

Illinois began a sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers Friday, but it’s not quite the same as the tax-free weekends many states have this time of year.

The 10-day holiday begins Friday, and applies specifically to back-to-school items, like supplies, clothing, and more. But, there are restrictions — and not all retail items qualify.

Beginning Friday, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers. The holiday will see reduced tax rates as many prepare for back-to-school shopping, but only certain purchases will qualify. Here’s what you should know.

Beginning Friday, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers.

Beginning Friday, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers.

Beginning Friday, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers.

Beginning next week, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers, but that doesn’t mean there will be no taxes.

Starting next week, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers but not every purchase will qualify.

Beginning next week, Illinois will kick off a 10-day sales tax holiday on a number of items for shoppers.

A new Illinois law aimed at alleviating some of the financial stress of back-to-school shopping will lower the tax rate on certain school-related items for a limited time before children return to the classroom.

From gas and grocery tax relief to minimum wage hikes in some counties, a number of new measures are now in effect in Illinois.

Several big measures are going into effect July 1 in Chicago, one of them being an increase in the city’s minimum wage.

From gas and grocery tax relief to minimum wage hikes in some counties, a number of new measures are now in effect in Illinois.

Some bill measures will take effect July 1 in Illinois, including the suspension of the state’s grocery tax. NBC 5’s Vi Nguyen has the details.

Minimum wage in Chicago and Cook County will increase on July 1. Here’s how much it will soon be in each location.

Some big measures will take effect in Illinois starting on July 1, according to Governor J.B. Pritzker.

Some big measures will take effect in Illinois starting on July 1.

Some big measures will take effect in Illinois starting on July 1.