What does ADOR stand for?

Alabama Department of Revenue (USA)

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The MTC's working group is headed by MTC staff Shirley Sicilian and Bruce Fort, in addition to representatives from the states including Ben Miller, California Franchise Tax Board; Bruce Johnson, Utah State Tax Commissioner; Ted Spangler, Idaho State Tax Commission; and Joe Garrett, Alabama Department of Revenue.

MTC Executive Committee - Part I - NCCUSL's Review of UDITPA and the ...

Some manufacturers have dodged this by changing the names of their brands every year, says Wade Hope, an attorney with the Alabama Department of Revenue.

States tackle deep discount cigarettes: cheap cigarettes have ...

They decided not to go back to the legislature and ask for additional laws to address these issues, but rather work with the Alabama Department of Revenue to craft regulations to clarify which taxes applied to camps and how those taxes would be calculated and collected.

Alabama state lodging tax: A lesson for all camps