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May 2019MONTGOMERY, May 2, 2019 – The Alabama Department of Revenue has been awarded a 2019 FTA Award from the Federation of Tax Administrators for the department’s innovative Electronic Voluntary Disclosure Agreement Process, which launched October 2018. “The department is honored to receive this recognition from our peers across the country,” said Revenue Commissioner Vernon Barnett. […]