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Alabama SB 221 — Taxation; to exclude credit card transaction fees from sales and use tax calculations

Alabama, 2026rs. SB 221: Taxation; to exclude credit card transaction fees from sales and use tax calculations

SB 2212026rs sessionSenate

Plural source record ↗

Official legislative source ↗

Latest action

April 17, 2026 — Enacted

Summary

Taxation & Revenue

Sponsors

Bill text

Introduced Read version ↗

Enrolled Read version ↗

Stewart motion to Adopt - Lost Roll Call 951 Read version ↗

Recorded votes

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Adopted Roll Call 1297

April 8, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 75 · no: 18 · abstain: 3 · not voting: 9

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (105)
MemberVote
Kristin Nelsonyes
Gregory Barnesyes
Cindy Myrexyes
Norman Crowyes
Heath Allbrightyes
Jeana Rossyes
Bryan Brinyarkno
Travis Hendrixyes
Ernie Yarbroughyes
Troy Stubbsyes
Kerry (Bubba) Underwoodyes
Frances Holk-Jonesyes
Jennifer Fidleryes
Matthew Hammettno
Marcus Paramorenot voting
Jerry Starnesyes
Rick Rehmyes
Phillip Ensleryes
Curtis Travisyes
Donna Givensyes
Bill Lambyes
Ron Boltonyes
Patrick Sellersyes
Ontario Tillmanyes
Mike Shawabstain
Susan DuBoseyes
Chad Robertsonyes
Mark Gidleyno
Mack Butlerno
William Brock Colvinnot voting
Mike Kirklandyes
Leigh Hulseyyes
Mark Shireyyes
James Lomaxyes
Ben Harrisonyes
Marilyn Landsnot voting
Kelvin Datchernot voting
Patrice McClammyyes
Kenyatté Hassellabstain
Kenneth Paschalyes
Ben Robbinsyes
Russell Bedsoleyes
Ivan Smithyes
Chip Brownyes
Margie Wilcoxyes
Barbara Drummondyes
Shane Stringeryes
Chris Pringleyes
Sam Jonesno
Napoleon Bracyno
Adline Clarkeyes
Matt Simpsonyes
Steve Clouseyes
Rhett Marquesyes
Chris Sellsyes
Jeff Sorrellsyes
Paul W. Leeyes
Berry Forteyes
Jeremy Grayyes
Pebblin W. Warrennot voting
Ed Oliveryes
Chris Blackshearyes
Joe Lovvornnot voting
TaShina Morrisabstain
Reed Ingramyes
Artis 'A.J.' McCampbellno
Chris Englandno
Kelvin Lawrenceyes
Thomas Jacksonno
Prince Chestnutyes
Alan Bakeryes
Brett Easterbrookno
Juandalynn Givanno
M. Moorenot voting
Rolanda Hollisyes
Neil Raffertyno
Anthony Danielsnot voting
Allen Treadawayno
Jim Hillno
Jim Carnsyes
David Faulknerno
Danny Garrettyes
Arnold Mooneyyes
Corley Ellisnot voting
Ginny Shaveryes
Bob Fincherno
Randy Woodyes
Steve Hurstyes
David Standridgeyes
Barbara Boydyes
Craig Lipscombno
Phillip Rigsbyyes
Nathaniel Ledbetteryes
Ritchie Whortonyes
Rex Reynoldsyes
Laura Hallyes
Jamie Kielyes
Tracy Estesyes
Tim Wadsworthyes
Scott Stadthagenyes
Terri Collinsyes
Andy Whittyes
Danny Crawfordno
Parker Mooreyes
Phillip Pettusyes

Third Reading in Second House

April 8, 2026 · House · pass

yes: 83 · no: 15 · abstain: 4 · not voting: 3

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (105)
MemberVote
Kristin Nelsonyes
Gregory Barnesyes
Cindy Myrexyes
Norman Crowyes
Heath Allbrightyes
Jeana Rossyes
Bryan Brinyarkyes
Travis Hendrixyes
Ernie Yarbroughyes
Troy Stubbsyes
Kerry (Bubba) Underwoodyes
Frances Holk-Jonesyes
Jennifer Fidleryes
Matthew Hammettno
Marcus Paramoreyes
Jerry Starnesyes
Rick Rehmyes
Phillip Ensleryes
Curtis Travisno
Donna Givensyes
Bill Lambyes
Ron Boltonyes
Patrick Sellersyes
Ontario Tillmanyes
Mike Shawyes
Susan DuBoseyes
Chad Robertsonyes
Mark Gidleyno
Mack Butlerno
William Brock Colvinyes
Mike Kirklandyes
Leigh Hulseyyes
Mark Shireyyes
James Lomaxyes
Ben Harrisonyes
Marilyn Landsnot voting
Kelvin Datcherabstain
Patrice McClammyyes
Kenyatté Hassellno
Kenneth Paschalyes
Ben Robbinsyes
Russell Bedsoleyes
Ivan Smithyes
Chip Brownyes
Margie Wilcoxyes
Barbara Drummondyes
Shane Stringeryes
Chris Pringleyes
Sam Jonesyes
Napoleon Bracyyes
Adline Clarkeyes
Matt Simpsonyes
Steve Clouseyes
Rhett Marquesyes
Chris Sellsyes
Jeff Sorrellsyes
Paul W. Leeyes
Berry Forteyes
Jeremy Grayno
Pebblin W. Warrenyes
Ed Oliveryes
Chris Blackshearyes
Joe Lovvornyes
TaShina Morrisabstain
Reed Ingramyes
Artis 'A.J.' McCampbellyes
Chris Englandno
Kelvin Lawrenceno
Thomas Jacksonno
Prince Chestnutno
Alan Bakeryes
Brett Easterbrookyes
Juandalynn Givanabstain
M. Moorenot voting
Rolanda Hollisyes
Neil Raffertyyes
Anthony Danielsyes
Allen Treadawayno
Jim Hillno
Jim Carnsyes
David Faulknerabstain
Danny Garrettyes
Arnold Mooneyyes
Corley Ellisnot voting
Ginny Shaveryes
Bob Fincherno
Randy Woodyes
Steve Hurstyes
David Standridgeyes
Barbara Boydyes
Craig Lipscombno
Phillip Rigsbyyes
Nathaniel Ledbetteryes
Ritchie Whortonyes
Rex Reynoldsyes
Laura Hallyes
Jamie Kielyes
Tracy Estesyes
Tim Wadsworthyes
Scott Stadthagenyes
Terri Collinsyes
Andy Whittyes
Danny Crawfordno
Parker Mooreyes
Phillip Pettusyes

Third Reading in House of Origin

February 19, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 28 · no: 0 · abstain: 0 · not voting: 7

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (35)
MemberVote
Matt Woodsyes
Wes Kitchensyes
Merika Colemannot voting
Josh Carnleyyes
Jay Hoveynot voting
Keith Kelleyyes
Lance Bellyes
Robert Stewartyes
April Weaveryes
Kirk Hatchernot voting
David Sessionsyes
Jack W. Williamsnot voting
Vivian Davis Figuresnot voting
Chris Elliottyes
Clyde Chamblissyes
Donnie Chesteenyes
William M. Beasleyyes
Will Barfootyes
Bobby D. Singletonyes
Greg Albrittonnot voting
Gerald H. Allenyes
Linda Coleman-Madisonyes
Rodger M. Smithermanyes
Shay Shelnuttyes
J. T. 'Jabo' Waggoneryes
Dan Robertsyes
Randy Priceyes
Andrew Jonesyes
Steve Livingstonyes
Sam Givhanyes
Larry Stuttsyes
Garlan Gudgernot voting
Arthur Orryes
Tom Butleryes
Tim Melsonyes

Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Adopted Roll Call 952

March 19, 2026 · Senate · pass

yes: 33 · no: 0 · abstain: 0 · not voting: 2

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (35)
MemberVote
Matt Woodsyes
Wes Kitchensyes
Merika Colemanyes
Josh Carnleyyes
Jay Hoveyyes
Keith Kelleyyes
Lance Bellyes
Robert Stewartyes
April Weaveryes
Kirk Hatchernot voting
David Sessionsyes
Jack W. Williamsyes
Vivian Davis Figuresyes
Chris Elliottyes
Clyde Chamblissnot voting
Donnie Chesteenyes
William M. Beasleyyes
Will Barfootyes
Bobby D. Singletonyes
Greg Albrittonyes
Gerald H. Allenyes
Linda Coleman-Madisonyes
Rodger M. Smithermanyes
Shay Shelnuttyes
J. T. 'Jabo' Waggoneryes
Dan Robertsyes
Randy Priceyes
Andrew Jonesyes
Steve Livingstonyes
Sam Givhanyes
Larry Stuttsyes
Garlan Gudgeryes
Arthur Orryes
Tom Butleryes
Tim Melsonyes

Stewart motion to Adopt - Lost Roll Call 951

March 19, 2026 · Senate · fail

yes: 6 · no: 28 · abstain: 0 · not voting: 1

Official vote source ↗
Individual member positions (35)
MemberVote
Matt Woodsno
Wes Kitchensno
Merika Colemanyes
Josh Carnleyno
Jay Hoveyno
Keith Kelleyno
Lance Bellno
Robert Stewartyes
April Weaverno
Kirk Hatchernot voting
David Sessionsno
Jack W. Williamsno
Vivian Davis Figuresyes
Chris Elliottno
Clyde Chamblissno
Donnie Chesteenno
William M. Beasleyyes
Will Barfootno
Bobby D. Singletonyes
Greg Albrittonno
Gerald H. Allenno
Linda Coleman-Madisonno
Rodger M. Smithermanyes
Shay Shelnuttno
J. T. 'Jabo' Waggonerno
Dan Robertsno
Randy Priceno
Andrew Jonesno
Steve Livingstonno
Sam Givhanno
Larry Stuttsno
Garlan Gudgerno
Arthur Orrno
Tom Butlerno
Tim Melsonno

Legislative history

  1. Read for the first time and referred to the Senate Committee on Finance and Taxation Education
  2. Pending Committee Action in House of Origin (Finance and Taxation Education)
  3. Reported Out of Committee House of Origin
  4. Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar (Finance and Taxation Education)
  5. Third Reading in House of Origin
  6. Carried Over
  7. Stewart 1st Amendment Offered
  8. Stewart motion to Adopt - Lost Roll Call 951
  9. Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Adopted Roll Call 952
  10. Read for the first time and referred to the House Committee on Ways and Means Education
  11. Pending Committee Action in Second House (Ways and Means Education)
  12. Reported Out of Committee Second House
  13. Read for the Second Time and placed on the Calendar (Ways and Means Education)
  14. Carried Over to the Call of the Chair
  15. Third Reading in Second House
  16. Motion to Read a Third Time and Pass - Adopted Roll Call 1297
  17. Ready to Enroll
  18. Enrolled
  19. Signature Requested
  20. Delivered to Governor
  21. Enacted

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