22-9A-10
Section 22-9A-10 Judicial procedure to establish facts of birth. (a) If a delayed certificate
of birth is rejected under Section 22-9A-9, a petition signed and sworn to by the petitioner
may be filed with a circuit court of any county in this state in which he or she resides or
was born, for an order establishing a birth record. (b) The petition shall allege each of
the following: (1) The person for whom a delayed certificate of birth is sought was born in
this state. (2) No certificate of birth can be found in the Office of Vital Statistics. (3)
Diligent efforts by the petitioner have failed to obtain the evidence required in accordance
with Section 22-9A-9. (4) The State Registrar has refused to register a delayed certificate
of birth. (5) Other allegations as may be required. (c) The petition shall be accompanied
by a statement of the State Registrar made in accordance with Section 22-9A-9 and all documentary
evidence which was submitted to the State Registrar in support of the...
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40-18-15
provisions of 26 U.S.C. §§ 163, 264, and 265. (3) The following taxes paid or accrued within
the taxable year: a. Income taxes, Federal Insurance Contribution Act taxes, taxes on self-employment
income and estate and gift taxes imposed by authority of the United States or any possession
of the United States. b. State and local, and foreign, occupational license taxes, and contributions
to state unemployment funds. c. State and local, and foreign, real property taxes. d. State
and local personal property taxes. e. The generation-skipping transfer (GST) tax imposed
on income distributions by 26 U.S.C. § 2601. f. The taxes described in paragraphs c., d.,
and e. shall be deductible only to the extent that the taxes are deductible for federal income
tax purposes under 26 U.S.C. § 164 (relating to taxes). g. In addition, there shall be allowed
as a deduction, state and local, and foreign taxes, except income taxes, and taxes imposed
by authority of the United States or any possession...
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40-18-86
than the withholding tax liability as measured by the 100 percent property tax assessment of
such remaining property. (3) The seller or transferor will report the sale on an Alabama income
tax return for the current year and file it by the due date. (4) If the seller or transferor
is a corporation or limited partnership, it is registered to do business in Alabama. (b)(1)
Except as otherwise provided in this section, in the case of any sale or transfer of real
property and related tangible personal property located in Alabama by a nonresident
of Alabama, the buyer or transferee shall be required to withhold and remit to the Commissioner
of Revenue on forms provided by the commissioner a withholding tax for individual buyers or
transferees equal to three percent of the purchase price or consideration paid for the sale
or transfer, and for corporate, partnership, or unincorporated association buyers or transferees
equal to four percent of the purchase price or consideration paid for the...
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40-23-24
Section 40-23-24 Itinerant vendors to file bond. For the purpose of securing the payment of
any tax, penalties or interest due or which may become due under the provisions of this division,
every itinerant vendor engaged in the business of selling tangible personal property
at retail in this state is required to file a bond with the Department of Revenue, conditioned
upon the payment of any tax, penalty or interest due or to become due under this division
and upon faithful observance of the provisions of the division. Such bond shall be effective
for a period of one year from date of issuance and shall be fixed by the department in an
amount equal to the tax estimated due or to become due under the provisions of this division,
but not less than $100 nor more than $1,000, and shall have a surety or sureties satisfactory
to the department. It shall be filed with the department within 10 days after notice in writing
has been issued by the commissioner or any person designated by him in...
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45-1-81.31
Section 45-1-81.31 Definitions. The following words and phrases when used in this subpart shall
have the following meanings: (1) GENERAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. A real property instrument that
affects the title to personal property as well as real property. (2) IMPROVED RECORDING
SYSTEM. A system of recording real property instruments and personal property instruments
in the probate office and, in the discretion of the judge of probate, of recording other instruments
and documents, which system, when completed, will consist of the equipment necessary and suitable
to record, archive, and retrieve records. (3) PERSONAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. Any instrument
or document affecting the title to personal property only, as distinguished from real
property, that may be now or hereafter required to be filed or titled for record in the probate
office, in accordance with the applicable requirements of the laws of this state, including,
without limitation, Sections 35-4-50 and 35-4-90. (4) REAL PROPERTY...
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45-18-82.51
Section 45-18-82.51 Definitions. The following words and phrases when used in this division
shall have the following meanings: (1) GENERAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. A real property instrument
that affects the title to personal property as well as real property. (2) IMPROVED
RECORDING SYSTEM. A system of recording real property instruments and personal property
instruments in the probate office and, in the discretion of the judge of probate, of recording
other instruments and documents, which system when completed, shall consist of the equipment
necessary and suitable to record, archive, and retrieve records. (3) PERSONAL PROPERTY
INSTRUMENT. Any instrument or document affecting the title to personal property only,
as distinguished from real property, that may be now or hereafter required to be filed or
titled for record in the probate office, in accordance with the applicable requirements of
the laws of this state, including, without limitation, Sections 35-4-50 and 35-4-90. (4) REAL...

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45-21-84.31
Section 45-21-84.31 Definitions. The following words and phrases when used in this subpart
shall have the following meanings: (1) GENERAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. A real property instrument
that affects the title to personal property as well as real property. (2) IMPROVED
RECORDING SYSTEM. A system of recording real property instruments and personal property
instruments in the probate office and, in the discretion of the judge of probate, of recording
other instruments and documents, which system, when completed, shall consist of the equipment
necessary and suitable to record, archive, and retrieve records. (3) PERSONAL PROPERTY
INSTRUMENT. Any instrument or document affecting the title to personal property only,
as distinguished from real property, that may be now or hereafter required to be filed or
titled for record in the probate office, in accordance with the applicable requirements of
the laws of this state, including, without limitation, Sections 35-4-50 and 35-4-90. (4) REAL...

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45-23-83.01
Section 45-23-83.01 Definitions. The following words and phrases, including the plural of any
thereof, whenever used in this part, shall have the following respective meanings: (1) "General
Property Instrument" means a real property instrument that affects the title to personal
property as well as real property. (2) "Improved Recording System" means a system
of recording real property instruments and personal property instruments in the probate
office and, in the discretion of the judge of probate, of recording other instruments and
documents, which system when completed, will consist of the equipment necessary and suitable
to record, archive, and retrieve records. (3) "Personal Property Instrument"
means any instrument or document affecting the title to personal property only (as
distinguished from real property) that may be now or hereafter required to be filed or titled
for record in the probate office, in accordance with the applicable requirements of the laws
of this state,...
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45-3-84.111
Section 45-3-84.111 Definitions. The following words and phrases when used in this subpart
shall have the following meanings: (1) GENERAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. A real property instrument
that affects the title to personal property as well as real property. (2) IMPROVED
RECORDING SYSTEM. A system of recording real property instruments and personal property
instruments in the probate office and, in the discretion of the judge of probate, of recording
other instruments and documents, which system when completed, will consist of the equipment
necessary and suitable to record, archive, and retrieve records. (3) PERSONAL PROPERTY
INSTRUMENT. Any instrument or document affecting the title to personal property only,
as distinguished from real property, that may be now or hereafter required to be filed or
titled for record in the probate office, in accordance with the applicable requirements of
the laws of this state, including, without limitation, Sections 35-4-50 and 35-4-90. (4) REAL
PROPERTY...
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45-30-82.21
Section 45-30-82.21 Definitions. The following words and phrases, including the plural of any
thereof, whenever used in this subpart, shall have the following respective meanings: (1)
GENERAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. A real property instrument that affects the title to personal
property as well as real property. (2) IMPROVED RECORDING SYSTEM. A system of recording, archiving,
and retrieving real property, personal property instruments, and probate court documents
under the jurisdiction of the judge of probate, and in the discretion of the judge of probate,
or recording, archiving, and retrieving other instruments and documents, which system when
completed, shall consist of equipment necessary and suitable to record, archive, and retrieve
records. (3) PERSONAL PROPERTY INSTRUMENT. Any instrument or document affecting the
title to personal property only, as distinguished from real property, that may be now
or hereafter titled for record in the probate office, in accordance with the...
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