Sales Tax/Revenue Enforcement Department
About Sales Tax/Revenue Enforcement
The Cullman County Sales Tax/Revenue Enforcement Office handles a variety of functions. In addition to collecting county wide sales and related taxes, we also collect various related taxes for several municipalities within our county.
Our office also sells the two (2) cent Cullman County tobacco stamps, which are required to be applied to all packs of cigarettes prior to being offered for sale in our county. These stamps are typically sold to tobacco wholesalers.
The License Inspector's office also comes under the supervision of our department. The License Inspector and Deputy Inspectors are responsible for enforcing various revenue laws as the apply to taxes within Cullman County. These include the enforcement of manufactured home decals, enforcement of business licenses (county), and enforcement of all other taxes collected by our office.
The Cullman County Solid Waste Officer also works out of our department. The Solid Waste Officer is responsible for enforcing various laws as they relate to solid waste within our county. These include illegal dumping, littering, and various other issues.
Contact Information
| Name | Position | |
|---|---|---|
| Vicky Fisher |
Director | |
| Michelle Barnett |
Assistant Director |
|
| Edgar Woodis |
Revenue Examiner |
|
| Zeb Reid |
Deputy License Inspector |
|
| Daniel White |
Deputy License Inspector |
|
| Phillip Patterson |
Solid Waste Officer |
|
| Erica Griggs |
Customer Service |
|
| Dana Skinner |
Customer Service |
Physical Address
325 Second Street SE
Cullman, AL 35055
Mailing Address
Cullman County Commission
Sales Tax/Revenue Enforcement
P.O. Box 1206
Cullman, AL 35056
Phone
Fax
256-737-0670
Business Hours
7:30am to 4:30pm, Monday through Friday
Get Started!
Follow these simple steps...
- Fill out the Application
- Get the Tax Rate Schedule or Alabama Interactive
- Pay taxes that you collect Online or In Person
Notices
- 2024 Back to School Sales Tax Holiday Fact Sheet
- State Sales and Use Tax Rate Reduced on Food Beginning September 1, 2023 - Alabama Department of Revenue
