- Alabama will change its sales tax treatment of certain credit card processing fees starting September 1, 2026.
- Previously, transaction or credit card processing fees added to a taxable sale could be included in the taxable sales price.
- Under the new law, certain credit card processing fees may be excluded from the taxable sales price.
- Businesses that separately charge payment processing fees should review invoicing, billing, and sales tax system configurations to reflect the new treatment.
Source: taxconnex.com
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