Municipal Tax Rates
For information regarding municipal tax rates in several taxation categories, please click on the links below:
NOTE: The Alabama League of Municipalities takes no responsibility for and makes no assertions as to the accuracy of this tax rate information.
Sales and Use Tax Forms for Self-Administered Municipalities Available On-Line
For information about the forms and to download or print these forms, click here.
For further information go to https://www.revenue.alabama.gov/
IRS Help and Resources
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GUIDELINES FOR THE USE OF THE SINGULAR JURISDICTIONAL TAX FORM
- The singular self-administered county or municipality will enter its name and the type of tax to be reported with the particular form in the area provided at the top of the form.
- The jurisdiction can use the areas included in the upper one-third of the form to pre-print the taxpayer account number, taxpayer name and mailing address, the reporting period, and the return mailing address for the jurisdiction. An area is included just above the tax entry and computation table for the insertion of scannable optical characters if this technology is utilized.
- The jurisdiction can use the column labeled " Type of Tax/Tax Area" to pre-print their specific tax type or tax area (e.g., Sales, Use, Rental, Lodgings; general, automotive, vending, machinery; Corporate Limits, Police Jurisdiction, Unincorporated area, etc.).
- The jurisdiction can print their particular tax rate corresponding to the tax type or tax area in Column D.The jurisdiction can print their particular penalty, interest, and discount amount within the designated computation summary area at the lower right-hand of the form.
- The blank area below line 5 in the computation summary area can be utilized for entry of vehicles withdrawn by a dealer for use at "x" amount if necessary.
- The jurisdiction will be allowed to use shading or another similar method to guide in the entry of information and the accurate completion of the form.
- The reverse side of the form contains an area for insertion of an optional standard deduction summary table and an area of generic instructions and taxpayer information that must be included.
If a jurisdiction chooses to utilize the upper portion of the reverse side of the form for deduction information, it will be required to use only the adopted Standard Deduction Summary Table. Otherwise, a jurisdiction can insert more detailed instructions or information that assists the taxpayer in this area. In no instance can this area be used for additional tax reporting requirements.
PROCEDURES FOR AMENDMENT TO THE STANDARD SINGULAR JURISDICTION FORM
Following the adoption of the standard single tax form the committee will meet upon the call of the chairman, but not less frequently than once annually to review any necessary amendments to the form.A local jurisdiction may amend its single jurisdiction form by including its new or amended tax rates or procedures provided the jurisdiction has complied with the requirements of Code of Ala., 11-51-210(e).Amendments in the law which would necessitate an amendment to the standard form, or other suggested amendments to the form, should be submitted in writing to: Standard Tax Form Committee, c/o Alabama League of Municipalities, PO Box 1270, Montgomery, Al 36102.
Municipal Occupational Taxes
All city and county rates are those given to the League by survey and should be verified with the appropriate entity for updates.
Attalla 2%
Auburn 1%
Bear Creek 1%
Bessemer 1%
Birmingham 1%
Brilliant 1%
Fairfield 1%
Gadsden 2%
Glencoe 2%
Goodwater 0.75%
Guin 1%
Hacklebug 1%
Haleyville 1%
Hamilton 1%
Leeds 1%
Lynn 1%
Midfield 1%
Mosses 1%
Opelika 1.5%
Rainbow City 2%
Red Bay 0.5%
Shorter 1%
Southside 2%
Sulligent 1%
Tuskegee 2%