Alabama Tax Laws
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This section covers the basics of paying taxes in Alabama, including sales tax on retail purchases and so-called "sin" taxes on consumer items considered to be a liability to society in general, such as cigarettes, gasoline, and alcoholic beverages. Alabama also collects personal income tax, which is due in mid-April along with federal income tax. Click on a link below to learn more about Alabama's tax laws, and contact a qualified attorney if you need additional help.