Section 28-3-11 Invoices and Receipts to Be Maintained by Persons, Firms, Etc., Selling or Shipping Goods, Merchandise, Etc., to Persons, Firms, Etc., in Another State or to Federal Government for Army, Navy or Marine Purposes; Exemption from Taxation Goods Purchased from Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for Export to Another Country. — United States — Alabama law | Esheria

Section 28-3-11 Invoices and Receipts to Be Maintained by Persons, Firms, Etc., Selling or Shipping Goods, Merchandise, Etc., to Persons, Firms, Etc., in Another State or to Federal Government for Army, Navy or Marine Purposes; Exemption from Taxation Goods Purchased from Alcoholic Beverage Control Board for Export to Another Country.

Sellers and shippers selling or shipping covered goods to another state must keep specified invoices and receipts for three years, and the board may inspect those records. Certain ABC Board purchases for export may be exempt from tax if the listed conditions are met. Violations can lead to misdemeanor penalties.

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