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AL HB420
Bill
Status
5/22/2019
Primary Sponsor
Kyle South
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AI Summary
HB420 Summary
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Adds Section 40-29-23.1 to the Code of Alabama 1975, authorizing the Department of Revenue to enter into voluntary agreements with financial institutions to develop and operate a Financial Institution Data Match (FIDM) program for identifying delinquent taxpayers.
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Financial institutions may exchange identifying information on delinquent taxpayers quarterly, including name, address, Social Security number, federal employer identification number, and other tax identification numbers.
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A delinquent taxpayer is defined as one with a final, unpaid tax assessment that remains due 10 days after a final notice and who is not making current timely installment payments under a department agreement.
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Financial institutions are protected from liability for furnishing information and failing to disclose data exchanges to account holders; no penalties or adverse action may be taken against institutions that decline to participate.
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First data exchanges cannot occur before January 1, 2020; all information is confidential and for department use only; existing garnishment procedures and due process protections remain in effect.
Legislative Description
Taxation, Dept. of Revenue authorized to enter into agreements with financial institutions to develop a financial institution data match program of delinquent taxpayers, Sec. 40-29-23.1 added.
Taxation
Last Action
Delivered to Governor at 2:45 p.m. on May 22, 2019.
5/22/2019