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How do I make a payment to the Collection Services Division?

Follow the instructions at the bottom of the most recent billing letter you receive from the Collection Services Division. If you have any questions, contact a Revenue Compliance Officer by calling 334-353-8096. Checks or money orders should be made payable to the Alabama Department of Revenue. Always write your assessment number and account number on the check. When using a social security number, mask the number using the following format: XXX-XX-1234.

Mail your payment to the following address:
Alabama Department of Revenue
Collection Services Division
P. O. Box 327820
Montgomery, AL 36132-7820

To make payments and view your account online, visit My Alabama Taxes.

Need to visit in-person? Click here to locate your nearest Taxpayer Service Center location and make an appointment.

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How do I submit garnishment answers and remit garnishment funds to the Alabama Department of Revenue?

Any company signed up to use My Alabama Taxes with a Master Web Login should submit garnishment answers and/or payment online directly through the My Alabama Taxes website.

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I received a letter stating I needed to verify my return but I cannot find the link in My Alabama Taxes, What do I do?

You can access the link to verify your return by going to the MAT home page. You are not required to log in to MAT to complete this task.

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MAT says a return is missing for a tax period, but I was not required to file a return that year.

The MAT system only recognizes that a return is missing. It does not take into account whether or not you met the filing requirement for that particular tax period. If you were not required to file a tax return for that tax year, please disregard the notification.

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