Alabama Code > Title 28 > Chapter 3 > Article 6 – Taxes On Sale of Spirituous or Vinous Liquors


§ 28-3-200	Additional 10 percent tax – Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Store Fund
§ 28-3-201	Additional 10 percent tax – Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Store Fund and general welfare purposes
§ 28-3-202	Additional 10 percent tax – Special Mental Health Fund and general welfare purposes
§ 28-3-203	Additional five percent tax
§ 28-3-204	Additional three percent tax
§ 28-3-205	Additional 10 percent tax
§ 28-3-206	Limitation on additional tax on collector’s bottles of liquor or gift packs of wine
§ 28-3-207	Exemption of sales to certificated or licensed air carrier with hub operation in state from this article

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