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Hoover votes to join Tuscaloosa-led lawsuit over state sales and use tax distribution
Summary
Hoover City Council voted to opt into litigation initiated by Tuscaloosa challenging state distribution of sales/use tax revenue, a move city officials said could recover an estimated $7 million–$10 million a year for Hoover.
Hoover City Council voted to opt into litigation initiated by the city of Tuscaloosa to challenge how the state distributes sales and use tax revenue, a case officials said could recover millions for the city.
City Attorney explained the resolution would allow Hoover to "opt into this litigation" brought by Tuscaloosa against the state and, if successful, permit Hoover to collect the same…
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