City of Madison Voluntarily Dismisses Legal Challenge to Internet Sales Tax, Seeks Legislative Solution

Alabama cities step back from online sales tax lawsuit, seek action from lawmakers

Tuscaloosa and several other Alabama cities are backing away from a lawsuit over how the state distributes online sales tax revenue, choosing instead to give lawmakers a chance to address the issue.

City of Madison voluntarily dismisses legal challenge to internet sales tax, seeks legislative solution

The City of Madison has voluntarily dismissed its legal challenge to the state's handling of Simplified Sellers Use Tax (SSUT), opting to instead try and seek a solution with the Alabama legislature.

Mobile hits pause on internet sales tax legal challenge to pursue legislative solution

The city of Mobile is reversing course and withdrawing from a lawsuit against the state over online sales tax collection and distribution. Mobile and other citi

City Of Montgomery Voluntarily Dismisses SSUT Legal Challenge

The City of Montgomery has agreed to voluntarily dismiss its legal challenge to the state’s handling of the Simplified Sellers Use Tax (SSUT) to give legislators an opportunity to fix a system that threatens critical funding for Alabama cities.

Mobile withdraws from SSUT lawsuit

The city of Mobile will no longer be a party in a statewide lawsuit over online sales tax. Mayor Spiro Cheriogotis said a faster solution to the issue could be found working with lawmakers rather than continuing a courtroom challenge.