Alabama: Sales Tax Handbook

Alabama:

2025 Alabama Sales Tax Changes

Over the past year, there have been nineteen local sales tax rate changes in Alabama. This table lists each changed tax jurisdiction, the amount of the change, and the towns and cities in which the modified tax rates apply. This page will be updated monthly as new sales tax rates are released. For other states, see our list of nationwide sales tax rate changes.

Change Date	Tax Jurisdiction	Sales Tax Change	Cities Affected
February 2025	Clay	Raised from 6% to 10%	Cragford and Millerville
February 2025	Dothan	Raised from 9% to 10%	Dothan, Webb and Cowarts
February 2025	Geneva	Raised from 6% to 9.5%	Bellwood
February 2025	Mobile	Raised from 5.5% to 10%	Saint Elmo and Bucks
February 2025	Morgan	Raised from 7% to 9%	Laceys Spring and Valhermoso Springs
February 2025	Cullman	Raised from 8.5% to 9%	Bremen, Arley, Holly Pond, Crane Hill, Baileyton and Logan
February 2025	Jackson	Raised from 6% to 10%	Bryant, Higdon, Paint Rock, Estillfork, Princeton, Hollytree and Trenton
February 2025	Cherokee	Raised from 7.5% to 9%	Spring Garden
February 2025	Winfield	Raised from 10% to 11%	Guin
February 2025	Limestone	Raised from 6% to 8%	Mooresville and Capshaw
February 2025	Talladega	Raised from 7% to 10%	Sycamore
February 2025	Huntsville	Raised from 9% to 10.5%	Huntsville, Toney, Meridianville, Brownsboro and Normal
February 2025	Montgomery	Raised from 6.5% to 10%	Pine Level
February 2025	Tuscaloosa	Raised from 9% to 10%	Berry, Adger, Buhl, Ralph, Kennedy, Knoxville, Samantha, Abernant, Echola and Elrod
March 2024	Bon Air	Raised from 7% to 9%	Bon Air
March 2024	Eldridge	Raised from 8% to 9%	Eldridge
March 2024	Calera Pj	Raised from 7% to 10%	Saginaw
March 2024	Goodwater	Raised from 9% to 10%	Goodwater
March 2024	Childersburg	Raised from 9% to 10%	Childersburg

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