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AL HB192
Bill
Status
2/5/2025
Primary Sponsor
Mark Shirey
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AI Summary
HB192 Summary
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Money transmission businesses must collect a 2% fee on all outgoing international electronic wire transfers beginning January 1, 2026.
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Collected fees are remitted quarterly to the Alabama Securities Commission, which transfers them to the Education Trust Fund for exclusive use in hiring English Language Learner instructors.
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Taxpayers may claim an income tax credit against Alabama income taxes equal to the international wire transfer fees they paid, capped at $5,000, by submitting receipts to the Department of Revenue.
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Money transmission businesses must provide customers receipts clearly showing fees charged and post a Department of Revenue notice informing customers of their tax credit eligibility.
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The Alabama Securities Commission and Department of Revenue are authorized to adopt rules to administer the act, which becomes effective July 1, 2025.
Legislative Description
International wire transfers; fee on wire transfers imposed with proceeds for ELL instructors; income tax credit for wire transfer fees paid, authorized; Securities Commission and Revenue Department to administer
Businesses & Financial Institutions
Last Action
Pending House Ways and Means Education
2/5/2025