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Business & License Tax

Business & License Tax administers, collects, and audits taxes for motor fuels, severance, environmental, and tobacco, as well as oversees licenses for businesses and motor fuels.

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Business Licensing

Oversees and coordinates the issuance of state & county business privilege licenses.

Motor Fuels

Issues licenses and collects appropriate taxes from resources which include distributors, suppliers, imports, and blenders of various fuel and oil products and the Alabama terminal tax.

Severance Tax

Administration of taxes on natural resources such as oil and gas privilege and production; iron ore, coal, forest products; and minerals.

Tobacco Tax

Issues permits to tobacco distributors and enforces cigarette violations. Find more information from this section on tobacco products, stamps, and remittances.

Environmental Tax

Administration of taxes, fees and remittances for hazardous and solid waste, scrap tire, and the underground and aboveground storage tank trust fund charge.

Pari-Mutuel Pool Tax & State Horse Wagering Fee

Taxes levied on operations of dog and horse race tracks in Alabama. This is a system of betting on races where the winners divide the bet after taxes, fees, and other expenses.