Alabama Tax Tribunal Moves Toward October 1 Kickoff
The new Alabama Tax Tribunal that will begin hearing appeals of most final tax assessments from state or local governments on Oct. 1 is in the final stage of preparing… Read More
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The new Alabama Tax Tribunal that will begin hearing appeals of most final tax assessments from state or local governments on Oct. 1 is in the final stage of preparing… Read More
Published weekly when Congress in session, the Washington Briefing is your link to the halls of Congress for the most current information that affects Alabama businesses and industries.
Published weekly when Congress in session, the Washington Briefing is your link to the halls of Congress for the most current information that affects Alabama businesses and industries.
Business Council of Alabama member GE Aviation announced plans to invest $50 million in a new, high volume additive manufacturing facility in Auburn. According to a company statement, the investment… Read More
Published weekly when Congress in session, the Washington Briefing is your link to the halls of Congress for the most current information that affects Alabama businesses and industries.
U.S. Rep. Mo Brooks of Huntsville today updated Business Council of Alabama members on the status of national finances and politics. Brooks, a Republican, spoke via conference call from his… Read More
Membership Spotlight The U.S.S. John Paul Jones has destroyed cruise missile targets using the Alabama-made Standard Missile-6, making it the longest distance surface-to-air strike in naval history. Business Council of… Read More
A yes vote for Amendment 1 on July 15 statewide runoff ballots will give Alabama cotton farmers the freedom to decide if their existing voluntary check-off should become automatic. Created… Read More
The U.S. Department of Transportation has announced plans to cut road and transit payments due to dwindling dollars in the Highway Trust Fund. According to DOT Secretary Anthony Foxx, an… Read More
The U.S. Supreme Court today ruled that certain public employees cannot be compelled to pay dues to cover the cost of union collective bargaining. The 5-4 ruling in an Illinois… Read More