ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) - A lot of shoppers were out Saturday, hoping to save a lot of money during New Mexico's tax-free weekend. Inside the Target in Uptown many families were checking off their school supply lists.
Store managers at the Target in Uptown said on an average day, the store may see between 3,500 and 5,000 customers. On Saturday, they expected to be well above average in sales because Saturday is normally the busiest day of tax-free weekend.
Retailers spent all day trying to keep shelves stocked and customers helped.
"We do have our back to school lists here in the store, so if you have any questions, that?s great," said Sean Blackman, Executive Team Leader for Guest Experience at Target in Uptown. ?It?s nice because it?s not just only on our school supplies, but it?s also on clothing and various other items as well."
Malls have been busy this weekend, too.
Last year, statewide, shoppers saved an estimated $4 million by not paying taxes on their items and retailers had about a $25 million sales jump during New Mexico?s tax-free weekend.
This will be the ninth year New Mexico hosts tax-free weekend.
For a full list of tax-free items, click here .
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