What are Taxpayer Advocacy hours of operation? - Alabama Department of Revenue

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What are Taxpayer Advocacy hours of operation?

What are Taxpayer Advocacy hours of operation?

Monday –Friday, 8 a.m. –5 p.m. Central time. Our office observes all State holidays.

What if I need to contact the IRS Taxpayer Advocate Service in Alabama?

417 20th Street North
Stop 151
Birmingham, AL 35203

Ph: (205) 761-4876

Fax: (855) 822-2206

Where do I go to make tax payments such as individual, pass-thru, business privilege and corporate tax?

Visit the Individual & Corporate Income Tax Division

Where can I locate the various tax forms for filing on your website?

What forms of documentation should I submit to prove that I was not an Alabama resident?

Submit the following:

Verification of driver’s license for state of residency
Copy of return filed with state of residency
Copy of motor vehicle / tag registration
Copy of voter registration
Homestead documentation
Leave and Earnings Statements
Supporting documentation that verifies the income was not earned/received from Alabama sources

Note: A non-resident who earned/received income from Alabama sources is subject to Alabama income taxes
Note: Income earned/received by an Alabama resident from outside sources is subject to Alabama income taxes

If I am not a resident of Alabama, but earned income from Alabama sources, am I required to file an Alabama tax return?

Yes. According to Reg. 810-3-15-.21 –Nonresident individuals receiving taxable income from property owned or business transacted (including wages for personal services) within Alabama are taxable on such income from within Alabama. They should file a Nonresident Individual Income Tax Return, Form 40NR, each year.

If I am a resident of Alabama, but work in another state or country, am I required to file an Alabama tax return?

Yes. According to Reg. 810-3-2-.01-Individuals domiciled within Alabama (residents) are taxable on their income, whether earned within or without Alabama, subject to certain exclusions and exemptions as provided under Alabama income tax law, regardless of their physical presence within Alabama at any time during the taxable year. Alabama residents should file a Resident Individual Income Tax Return, Form 40 or 40A, each year.