W. Pitts Carr & Associates Succeeds in Arguing the Constitutionality of Alabama Ad Valorem Tax on In
In one of the most important tax decisions in the history of Alabama, a court has ruled that state’s ad valorem (property tax) unconstitutional as imposed on trucks and trailers used in interstate commerce. Atlanta, GA (PRWEB) March 28, 2014 In a major tax decision heavily impacting the trucking industry, the Circuit Court of Talladega County Alabama entered judgment on February 25, 2014 holding that Alabama’s ad valorem taxation scheme is unconstitutional as applied to property used in interstate commerce (See B&H Transfer Co., Inc. v. Talladega County Board of Equalization et al., Ci
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