Alabama SB10 proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit additional sales and use taxes in Tuscaloosa County without voter approval.

Alabama SB10 proposes an amendment to the Alabama Constitution of 2022 to restrict Tuscaloosa County from imposing additional county or municipal sales and use taxes. This bill mandates that any such tax increase must be approved by a majority vote of qualified electors in a referendum held during a regularly scheduled general election. The amendment also requires public hearings and notice publication before the referendum. Upon ratification, the Code Commissioner will incorporate the amendment into the constitution, making any future tax increases subject to these conditions.

Alabama SB10 proposes a constitutional amendment to prohibit additional sales and use taxes in Tuscaloosa County without voter approval.

Alabama SB10 proposes an amendment to the Alabama Constitution of 2022 to restrict Tuscaloosa County from imposing additional county or municipal sales and use taxes. This bill mandates that any such tax increase must be approved by a majority vote of qualified electors in a referendum held during a regularly scheduled general election. The amendment also requires public hearings and notice publication before the referendum. Upon ratification, the Code Commissioner will incorporate the amendment into the constitution, making any future tax increases subject to these conditions.