MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Alabama lawmakers on Tuesday advanced a series of tax cuts, including a 1% reduction on the state sales tax on food, as lawmakers in both parties said families are being hurt ...

The state sales tax on food would drop from 3% to 2% under a bill passed Tuesday by the Alabama House of Representatives. The tax cut will take effect Sept. 1 if the bill passes the Senate and is ...

The bill would eliminate sales tax on diapers, baby formula and menstrual products, saving taxpayers $13 million annually.

Alabama consumers would no longer pay the state sales tax on diapers, baby formula, menstrual hygiene products and other ...

Alabama will observe its Severe Weather Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday starting Feb. 21, its 14th year of removing state and often local sales tax for many weather-related items. The Alabama ...

Currently, in Alabama, the maximum gross income to claim a standard deduction for married filing jointly is $25,500, and the maximum deduction is $8,500. The minimum deduction is $5,000, but the bill ...

Kay Ivey told reporters she is hopeful that the “decision by the Legislature to slightly reduce the sales tax on certain food items will be truly felt by Alabama families.” The state can ...

The Alabama House of Representatives has approved a series of ... Another bill, HB387, would address local food sales taxes. Under current law, counties and cities can reduce food sales taxes by up to ...

The Colbert County Commission has voted unanimously to allow the Alabama Department of Revenue to collect sales taxes for the ...

A multi-year effort to eliminate Alabama’s state sales tax on baby care, feminine hygiene and maternity products is expected ...

Learn more about UAB's Sales Tax Status and download the Tax Exemption Certificate Download IRS Determination Letter Note: The UAB Alabama Sales - Use Taxes Exemption Certificate does not cover ...