ALABAMA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE
SALES, USE & BUSINESS TAX DIVISION
SALES & USE TAX RULE
810-6-5-.19.01. State Use Tax Returns.
(1) The term "state use tax" as used in this regulation shall
mean the excise tax levied in Sections 40-23-61 and 40-23-63, Code of Alabama
1975, upon the storage, use, or other consumption of tangible personal property
in Alabama.
(2) Unless the taxpayer qualifies to file and pay state use tax on a
calendar quarter or calendar year basis, state use tax is due and payable in
monthly installments on or before the twentieth day of the month next succeeding
the month in which the tax accrues. See Rule 810-6-5-.30 Filing and Paying State
Sales and Use Taxes and State-Administered County and Municipal Sales and Use
Taxes on a Quarterly or Annual Basis. (Section 40-23- 68)
(3) Every seller liable to collect and remit the state use tax shall
prepare and forward to the Department, within the time prescribed by law, a
state seller's use tax return for each calendar tax reporting period using forms
furnished by the Department and shall pay to the Department the amount of tax
shown to be due. State Seller's Use Tax returns shall require the following
information:
(a) Taxpayer's tax account number, federal employer identification number,
legal name, trade or business name, and complete address,
(b) Period covered by the return and due date of the return,
(c) A breakdown, by applicable tax rate, of the total sales price of tangible
personal property sold for delivery in Alabama and collections during the tax
reporting period on credit sales previously claimed as a deduction,
(d) Totals, by applicable tax rate, of the items enumerated in (c) above,
(e) A breakdown, by otherwise applicable tax rates, of total deductions
claimed,
(f) Measure of tax by applicable tax rate,
(g) Gross tax due by applicable tax rate,
(h) Total gross amount of tax due,
(i) Penalties and interest due, if applicable,
(j) Credit claimed,
(k) Total amount due,
(l) Total amount remitted,
(m) An indication if payment of tax is made through electronic funds transfer
(EFT), and
(n) Signature of the taxpayer or the taxpayer's duly authorized agent and
the date signed.
(4) In accordance with Section 40-23-77, Code of Alabama 1975, Executive
Order Number 54 issued by Governor Don Siegelman on May 25, 2001, authorizes,
empowers and directs the Department of Revenue to allow a monthly sellers
use tax discount not to exceed zero percent (0%) of the use tax due and payable
to the State of Alabama by persons licensed under Section 40-23-66, Code of Alabama 1975.
(5) Paragraph (4) above applies to state and state-administered county and
municipal sellers use taxes collected by the license holder on or after June
1, 2001. For the reporting periods prior to June 1, 2001, a discount of 3
percent of the tax due was allowed for timely payment of seller's use tax.
(6) Every purchaser liable to report and pay the state use tax shall prepare
and forward to the Department, within the time prescribed by law, a state
consumer's use tax return for each calendar tax reporting period using forms
furnished by the Department and shall pay to the Department the amount of
tax shown to be due. State Consumer's Use Tax returns shall require the following
information:
(a) Taxpayer's tax account number, federal employer identification number,
legal name, trade or business name, and complete address,
(b) Period covered by the return and due date of the return,
(c) A breakdown, by applicable tax rate, of the total purchase price of
tangible personal property purchased outside Alabama for storage, use, or
other consumption in Alabama,
(d) Totals, by applicable tax rate, of the items enumerated in (c) above,
(e) A breakdown, by otherwise applicable tax rates, of total deductions claimed,
(f) Measure of tax by applicable tax rate,
(g) Gross tax due by applicable tax rate,
(h) Total gross amount of tax due,
(i) Credit for taxes paid in another state,
(j) Penalties and interest due, if applicable,
(k) Credit claimed,
(l) Total amount due,
(m) Total amount remitted,
(n) An indication if payment of tax is made through electronic funds transfer
(EFT), and
(o) Signature of the taxpayer or the taxpayer's duly authorized agent and
the date signed.
(7) No discount is allowed for timely payment of state consumer's use tax.
(Adopted through APA effective April 1,1996, amended October 20, 1998, amended
October 4, 2001)
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