Alabama Cities Enact Lodging, Vehicle Tax Hikes

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Alabama municipalities are implementing several local tax changes effective Oct. 1, according to notices from the state Department of Revenue. Moody, Gadsden, and Huntsville will charge a 10% lodging tax; Huntsville’s tax also adds $2 per room per day. Madison will charge 10% plus $2 per room per night. Irondale is imposing a 2.25% sales tax on certain vehicles, including cars, trailers, and semitrailers.

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