Ends on 8/30
Florida Residents, Upgrade Your PC During The Sales Tax Holiday!
Pay no taxes on the first thousand dollars of any Origin PC desktop, laptop, or computer accessory*
Shop NowSave on Sales Tax When Purchasing Desktops, Laptops, and Accessories on August 29 and August 30!
Now that school and colleges have returned, Massachusetts residents can save on the sales tax per item by not having to pay sales tax on the first $2500 spent on any ORIGIN PC desktop, laptop, or select accessories including mice, keyboards, and monitors during the Massachusetts Sales Tax Holiday held on August 29 and August 30.
The tax savings can be combined with our special Back To School promotion offering up to $340 in value with select systems!
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Purchase Select PCs and Get:
- Your choice of $100 Visa® Reward Card, 500GB Seagate FireCuda SSD, or CORSAIR Wireless Headset with select laptops*
- FREE US Ground Shipping*
- Bonus Digital Games*
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most commonly asked support questions
A special sales window allowing Massachusetts customers to save on taxes when purchasing select retail items.
August 29 and August 30.
No. The sales tax exemption only applies to items below $2500. If the sales price of a PC or PC-related accessories goes over $2500, sales tax will be applied to the order. For example, if the final sales price of your ORIGIN PC desktop was $2400, it is eligible for sales tax savings.
As long as the price of each individual item is $2500 or less, you can purchase as many items as you want together, tax-free, even if all the items added together cost more than $2500. For example if you buy a desktop, a laptop, and a monitor all priced $2500 or less individually, you will save on the sales tax per item.
Contact our sales team and we’ll refund you the applicable savings to your order if you ordered during the Sales Tax Holiday.
No. Only orders shipping to a Massachusetts address are eligible for the Sales Tax Holiday.
You can find more information on the Mass.gov website Here.