Some state officials are thinking of getting rid of the Massachusetts sales tax holiday this year.
This is because of a $750 Million budget gap.
The tax-break allows shoppers to avoid paying the 6.25 percent sales tax on certain items.
The Department of Revenue says the state lost around $26 Million in revenue because of the sales tax holiday last year.
The last time there wasn’t a sales tax holiday was in 2009.
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