SB86 extends the filing period for new or replacement surety bonds and the payment period for assessments on unlawfully imported or transported motor.
SB86 amends Alabama law to extend the filing period for new or replacement surety bonds from 30 days to a new period specified by the Alabama Department of Revenue. It also extends the payment period for assessments on unlawfully imported or transported motor fuels. The bill includes technical revisions to update existing code language to current style. The changes affect entities involved in the sale, transportation, and storage of motor fuels in Alabama.
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