72.9 F
Mobile
64 F
Huntsville
66.2 F
Birmingham
55.4 F
Montgomery

7 ways the Alabama Legislature protected businesses during the Regular Session

[tps_title]7. Defeat of unitary tax reporting proposal[/tps_title]

YH Alabama Tax

The Alabama business community rallied in opposition to a bill to require combined unitary reporting for tax purposes, a costly measure for businesses and the state. The Business Associations’ Tax Coalition, 26 trade associations representing a cross-section of Alabama businesses, successfully opposed a mandatory unitary combined income reporting bill.

“Many BATC members have long-standing positions in opposition to unitary combined reporting for basic and obvious reasons,” the BATC letter to House Speaker Mike Hubbard (R-Auburn) said.

The Legislature’s business was not completed in the regular session, which ended without a 2015-16 General Fund budget. Passage will have to be accomplished in a special session later this summer.


Don’t miss out!  Subscribe today to have Alabama’s leading headlines delivered to your inbox.