Taxes

The City of Leeds is a self-administered tax jurisdiction, which means businesses report and pay local taxes to our third-party vendor - Avenu Insights and Analytics. Businesses should complete a tax account registration with Avenu to receive an account number for reporting purposes.

Leeds collects and administers the following taxes: Consumer Use, Gasoline, Liquor, Lodging, Rental/Leasing, Sales, Tobacco, and Wine. The City follows the same rules, regulations, definitions, and procedures as are adopted by the Alabama Department of Revenue for collection and administration of sales, use, rental/leasing, or lodgings taxes. Tax rates, however, may be different.

Tax Rate Chart

TAX RETURN FILING DUE DATES

Most businesses report and pay on a monthly basis but the frequency of reporting can be different (quarterly, annually, occasional) based on the type of business and the average amount paid. Tax returns are due by the 20th day of the month following the reporting period in which the tax is collected or accrued.

Monthly: 20th day of month following month end date

Quarterly: 20th day of month following quarter end date

Annually: 20th day of month following year end date

Tax Forms and E-Filing

Forms and information you will need for online or postal filing - see the link below