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Alabama's state income tax is fairly low, and it is one of the few states that lets you deduct federal income tax you paid. Local sales and occupational taxes add complexity. Here is how to check an Alabama CPA.
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CPAs are licensed by the Alabama State Board of Public Accountancy, which has an online license lookup. CPAverify.org works too.
Alabama taxes
- State income tax from 2% to 5%, and Alabama lets you deduct federal income tax paid on your state return.
- Local occupational taxes: some cities and counties, such as Birmingham, tax wages earned there.
- Sales tax: the state rate is 4%, but local taxes are high, so combined rates of 9% or more are common.
- Business privilege tax: most corporations and LLCs file an annual Alabama business privilege tax return.
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