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Alabama Code > Title 40 > Chapter 1 - General Provisions
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Title 40
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§ 40-1-1
Definitions
§ 40-1-2
Lien for taxes — Generally
§ 40-1-3
Lien for taxes - Date of lien
§ 40-1-4
Lien for taxes — Preferred claim
§ 40-1-5
Reports; remitting of payments
§ 40-1-7
Liability of agents for taxes
§ 40-1-8
Liability of receivers and trustees
§ 40-1-9
Equalization of taxation of state and national banks
§ 40-1-10
Duty of salaried officers as to disposition of fees collected
§ 40-1-13
Defense of actions involving revenue laws
§ 40-1-14
Payment of court costs
§ 40-1-15
Execution sufficient warrant for levy
§ 40-1-16
Copies of books, records, papers, etc., admitted in evidence
§ 40-1-17
Judgment on verdict in favor of state against officers
§ 40-1-18
Falsely returning list of taxpayer as sworn to
§ 40-1-19
Bank officer failing to make, swear to, and deliver required statements
§ 40-1-20
Taxing authorities acting as attorney for taxpayer
§ 40-1-21
Access to books and records of revenue officers
§ 40-1-22
Penalty for officers who neglect duty
§ 40-1-23
Liability of officers for conversion
§ 40-1-24
Duty of sheriff in selling property under execution, etc
§ 40-1-25
Dealing in state securities
§ 40-1-26
Falsely and fraudulently procuring state warrants
§ 40-1-27
Payment of taxes by lienors
§ 40-1-28
Impeachment of officers
§ 40-1-29
Form of notices to taxpayers
§ 40-1-30
Notice required to be given by registered mail may be given by certified mail
§ 40-1-31
Distribution of revenues collected
§ 40-1-31.1
Disposition of certain fees
§ 40-1-31.2
Elimination of payments of less than five dollars to municipality; disposition of eliminated amounts
§ 40-1-32.1
Education Trust Fund Proration Prevention Act
§ 40-1-35
Enforcement of liability for taxes imposed by other states
§ 40-1-37
Ratification of certain municipal or county elections as to levy of special taxes
§ 40-1-38
Trial tax
§ 40-1-39
Prompt returns, reports, payments and settlements
§ 40-1-40
Actions against officers
§ 40-1-41
Correction of settlements of assessors
§ 40-1-42
Overpayments into State Treasury
§ 40-1-43
Misuse of federal tax returns or information therefrom by state officers, employees, etc., or former employees or agents
§ 40-1-44
Interest on delinquent taxes and overpayments
§ 40-1-45
Timely mailing treated as timely filing and paying
§ 40-1-46
Payment to certain certified appraisers, mappers, or tax administrators
§ 40-1-47
Investment of ad valorem taxes
§ 40-1-48
Investment of ad valorem taxes - Use of special funds
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Questions & Answers: Revenue
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Alabama Laws: Revenue
Alabama Code > Title 40 > Chapter 1 - General Provisions
Alabama Code > Title 40 > Chapter 2 - Department Of Revenue
U.S. Code Provisions: Revenue
U.S. Code Title 26 > Subtitle A > Chapter 6 - Consolidated Returns
Federal Regulations: Revenue
U.S. Code Title 26 > Subtitle A > Chapter 6 - Consolidated Returns
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