Alabama State Taxes

Alabama state taxes are due on April 15th, the same day your federal return is due.

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Alabama state taxes by the numbers:

Tax Rate Range: Low - 2.0%; High - 5.0%
Income Brackets: *Lowest - $500; Highest - $3,000
Number of Brackets: 3
Personal Exemptions: Single - $1,500; Married - $3,000; Dependents - $300
Standard Deduction: Single - $2,000; Married filing joint return - $4,000
Medical/Dental Deduction: Limited to excess of 4% of adjusted gross income
Federal Income Tax Deduction: Full

*Note: Rates are doubled for joint filers with AGI of at least $3,750.

Details about your Alabama state taxes

For Alabama state taxes your filing status can be different than the one used on your federal return. Likewise you can choose to either claims the standard deduction or itemize.

Alabama state tax credits include:

  • taxes paid to another state credit
  • basics skills deduction credit
  • capital credit

Retirement income from an out-of-state source is taxable.

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Alabama income tax forms: for paper filing

Alabama income tax forms:

Form 40 | 2006 Alabama Individual Income Tax Return | Instructions

Form 40A | Short Form | Instructions

Schedule A, B & CR | Itemized Deductions, Interest and Dividend Income, and Credit for Taxes Paid to Other States (for the Form 40)

Schedule D & E | Profit from Sale of Real Estate, Stocks, Bonds, etc. and Income from Pensions, Annuities, Rents, Royalties, Partnerships, S Corporations, Estates & Trusts (for the Form 40)

For more Alabama income tax forms, try the Alabama tax forms site.


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More AL state taxes info

For more help, consult our guide to tax filing.

For further help on AL income tax returns, go to theAlabama Department of Revenue.