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Oct 2018On July 1, 2018, you began uploading the Beer and Wine Sales for Resale Report to My Alabama Taxes (MAT). If errors in the information were detected, you should have received a phone call or email (or both) providing you with corrected account information for your customer(s). It is very important that the corrected information […]