ALABAMA TAX LAW: Alabama's 2018 Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday is July 20-22

Monday, July 2, 2018

Alabama's 2018 Back-To-School Sales Tax Holiday is July 20-22

After Alabama lawmakers decided last year to move up the dates to July, Alabama's annual sales tax holiday for school-related items for 2018 is set for July 20-22. For details on what goods are exempt, click here.

If you are curious which cities and counties are participating in this year's sales tax holiday, then click here.

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Mr. Madison is a shareholder in the law firm of Rosen Harwood, P.A. He practices in the areas of state and local tax; business and commercial law; non‑profit entities; health care compliance; and privacy and cyber security law. He represents clients throughout Alabama, as well as national companies with Alabama issues.

Blake currently serves as Co-Chair of the Board of Trustees of the American Institute on Federal Taxation. He recently served as Co-Chair of the City of Tuscaloosa’s Strategic Planning Steering Committee and is a member of the Mayor's Business Advisory Council. He was Chairman of the Board of Directors of The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama (2018) and currently serves as its Legal Counsel. He has also served as Treasurer of the Business Section of the Alabama State Bar.

He was honored with the 2012 Charles H. Land Member of the Year Award by The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama, its highest award given to an individual.

He has participated in reported tax cases before the Alabama Supreme Court, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals, and the Alabama Tax Tribunal.

Blake is a published author and serves as a frequent speaker on state and local tax matters, as well as ethics issues. He can be contacted at (205) 469-1171 or bmadison@RosenHarwood.com.

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