CPA Alabama Accountants - Accounting Firms

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Notes on Alabama Tax & Accounting Laws:

• Initial licensing and setup requirements and fees for new Alabama businesses vary depending on the type of business entity and the nature of the business. Also, sometimes two checks are required to be delivered when filing documents, one for the Probate Judge and a second for the Secretary of State. Be sure to consult with an Alabama accounting professional before setting up your business to avoid making time-consuming mistakes and ensure compliance with all requirements.

• Licensing and licensing fees apply to just about every business that operates in Alabama, so make sure you have also taken care of any licensing requirements for your business.

• In Alabama, franchise taxes were eliminated in 2000 and replaced with a privilege tax, which applies to all corporations and limited liability entities and some LLCs. The privilege tax accrues annually and is based on the net worth of the business. To learn more about whether the privilege tax applies to your business, consult an Alabama accounting professional.

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