Amended returns should be completed in full and accurately. Amended returns should include a detailed explanation for filing the amended return, supporting documentation to validate amended changes, and computation of the additional amount due or refund due. Blank or partially completed revenue forms require special handling that delays processing and cause unnecessary expenses.
Amended returns should be completed in full and accurately. Amended returns should include a detailed explanation for filing the amended return, supporting documentation to validate amended changes, and computation of the additional amount due or refund due. Blank or partially completed revenue forms require special handling that delays processing and cause unnecessary expenses.
The primary contact is through: ONESPOT@revenue.alabama.gov
The ONE SPOT system will allow returns to be filed with ACH Debit and ACH Credit method payments only. The system will not allow an ACH Debit taxpayer to complete their return filing without completing the necessary information to authorize the ACH Debit payment. The ACH Credit payment is separate from the ONE SPOT system and must be initiated by the taxpayer through their banking institution. Returns successfully submitted for ACH Debit and ACH Credit taxpayers will be exported to the local government.
Upon the completion of the Third Party Designation Form, ALDOR can provide the returns, payments and payment data files to the authorized third party administrator.
A computer with internet access.
When an electronic payment is received by ALDOR in error, the payment will post to the taxpayer’s ALDOR local tax account. ALDOR will not be able to automatically transfer these payments to the non-administered local government due to the possibility the taxpayer’s payment will reject after ALDOR has transferred the payment, causing complicated collection issues. ALDOR will need the taxpayer to advise the Department with what to do with that payment.
The only non-administered local government taxes to be processed through ALDOR will be payments received as the result of legal action, such as final assessment, garnishments, and liens, entered into when the local government was state administered. Payment data for these payments will be available during the first week (5-10 working days) of the month following the tax collection period through the ALDOR website.
