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Chilton County Commission backs Alabama's Simplified Seller Use Tax, urges legislators to oppose changes
Summary
The commission unanimously adopted a resolution supporting the state's Simplified Seller Use Tax (SSUT), citing its revenue role and urging lawmakers to resist changes that would disrupt distribution to counties and municipalities.
The Chilton County Commission on Aug. 26 unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Alabama Legislature to oppose changes to the state’s Simplified Seller Use Tax (SSUT) program and to preserve the current formula for distributing revenue among local governments.
The resolution, presented as coming from the Alabama Association of County Commissioners, notes that the SSUT remittance act (codified at Section 40-23-191,…
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