Alabama’s “Big 10” cities stand to make a windfall of cash should the proposed online retail tax increase pass the House of Representatives on Tuesday while many of the state’s metro areas remain embroiled in hardship or controversy.
"The reality is the brunt of any new revenue will come from small business owners and low to middle-income Americans who often lack access to a tax lawyer who could help them navigate the audit process,” said Sen. Tommy Tuberville.
By Brandon Moseley The St. Clair County Board of Registrars met at the St. Clair County Probate Judge’s offices in Ashville for the...
By Brandon Moseley The overwhelming majority of voters who came out to vote on the proposed St. Clair County schools tax referendum...
By Brandon Moseley There is a special election in St. Clair County Tuesday to consider raising property taxes for public schools. Two...