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Brian P.
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Alabama Privilege Tax

Brian P.
  • Investor
  • New Jersey
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Hi everyone.  Been investing in the Huntsville area for the last few years and really love it.  Big fan of Alabama overall.  


One of the few idiosyncrasies that I find problematic in AL is the Alabama Business Privilege Tax. I have an Alabama based LLC that acquires and holds my AL properties. Call it Company A. The sole member of this entity is a holding company LLC (let's call it Company B) that is registered in another state. My CPA is adamant that both entities need to file the privilege tax return in AL every year. Does this make sense? I can understand why the AL entity needs to, but I can't understand why Company B would need to because it's not an AL entity. Any thoughts/experience with this?

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