Senator England says the bill is necessary becasue public schools in Alabama need more funding.
) - A state representative has prefiled a bill that could impact how much you pay for online products. Chris England of Tuscaloosa is looking to add more than 1% to online purchases to help schools.
Representative England says the bill is necessary because public schools in Alabama need more funding. The proposal is to add 1.25% percent to the online sales tax which would make it about average across the state.He also expects the bill to be met with opposition. “Well, I would say to them, what is your idea to make up for the loss of funding that’s happening as a result of the Simplified Sellers User Tax,” England says. “When we first passed the SSUT, it was necessary because we couldn’t collect online sales tax on online transactions. You know there is a growing hole in our city and county school budgets, and it’s going to keep continuing to grow.
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