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that process for those who do want it because there are interstate benefits to be able to have that in other ways. So today we have for two years in a row our outdoors and second amendment holiday. So it started on September 1st and it will go all the way till the end of the year, December 31st. Florida will suspend the collection of sales tax on firearms, ammunition, a wide range of hunting, fishing and camping equipment this includes bows and crossbows as well as accessories different types of firearms rifles pistol shotguns accessories holsters grips sight stocks and cleaning kits Floridians will also be able to save on eligible fishing and camping supplies tents sleeping bags camp it camping stoves lantern fishing rods reels tackles other outdoor equipment and And because of the success of last year's holiday, we're making it even better. So this year we're doubling the eligible price thresholds for fishing bait and tackle, allowing individual items up to $10 and multiple items sold together up to 20 to qualify for the full exemption. We've also expanded tax relief for Second Amendment supporters and a separate sales tax exemption on a broader range of accessories, including magazines, range bags, barrels, triggers, slings, bipods, and suppressors. This year's holiday is expected to provide Florida's hunters, anglers, and sportsmen with tens of millions of dollars in tax relief. And so combined with last year, you could end up with $100 million in tax relief just on our Second Amendment tax holidays. For a full list of tax-free items, you can go to floridarevenue.com slash huntfishcamp.