Filing an amended tax return can be a necessary step to correct errors or omissions on your original tax filing. If you’ve submitted an amended individual income tax return in Alabama, you might be wondering about the correct mailing address, especially when dealing with Form 40X – Alabama’s form for amended returns. Understanding where to send this form is crucial to ensure your amended return is processed correctly by the Alabama Department of Revenue (ADOR).
Understanding Alabama Amended Returns (Form 40X)
Form 40X, titled “Amended Returns,” is specifically designated for taxpayers needing to make changes to their previously filed Alabama Individual Income Tax Returns for the year 2007 and prior years. While tax laws and forms evolve, Form 40X remains the key to correcting past filings within the state of Alabama.
It’s important to note that for more recent tax years, the ADOR may have different procedures or forms for amendments, potentially handled through updated versions of the standard individual income tax forms. Always refer to the most current instructions from the Alabama Department of Revenue for the specific tax year you are amending.
Where to Mail Your Alabama Amended Return (Form 40X)
For those filing Form 40X – Amended Returns (For 2007 and prior years), the designated mailing address is:
Alabama Department of Revenue
P.O. Box 327464
Montgomery, AL 36132-7464
Ensure that you use this exact address when sending your Form 40X through the U.S. Postal Service. Using the correct P.O. Box will help expedite the processing of your amended return.
Addresses for Other Alabama Tax Forms
While you are addressing your amended return, it’s also useful to have a broader understanding of where to send other Alabama tax forms. The Alabama Department of Revenue utilizes different mailing addresses depending on the type of tax and form you are submitting. Here’s a quick overview of addresses for various individual and business tax forms:
Individual Income Tax Returns:
| Form | Making a Payment | Receiving a Refund | Not Receiving a Refund or Making a Payment |
|---|---|---|---|
| Current Form 40 – Individual Income Tax Return | Alabama Department of Revenue P. O. Box 2401 Montgomery, AL 36140 -0001 |
Alabama Department of Revenue P.O. Box 154 Montgomery, AL 36135-0001 |
Alabama Department of Revenue P.O. Box 327469 Montgomery, AL 36132-7469 |
| Current Form E40- Individual Income Tax Return (Payments) | Alabama Department of Revenue P. O. Box 327467 Montgomery, AL 36132-7467 |
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| Current Form 40A- Individual Income Tax Return (Short Form) | Alabama Department of Revenue P. O. Box 2401 Montgomery, AL 36140 -0001 |
Alabama Department of Revenue P.O. Box 154 Montgomery, AL 36135-0001 |
Alabama Department of Revenue P.O. Box 327469 Montgomery, AL 36132-7469 |
| Current Form 40NR – Individual Income Tax Return (Nonresidents) | Alabama Department of Revenue P. O. Box 2401 Montgomery, AL 36140 -0001 |
Alabama Department of Revenue P.O. Box 154 Montgomery, AL 36135-0001 |
Alabama Department of Revenue P.O. Box 327469 Montgomery, AL 36132-7469 |
Corporate Income Tax Returns:
| Form | Making a Payment | Not Making a Payment | Federal Audit Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Form 20C – Alabama Corporation Income Tax Return | Alabama Department of Revenue Income Tax Administration Division Corporate Tax Section P.O. Box 327435 Montgomery, AL 36132-7435 |
Alabama Department of Revenue Income Tax Administration Division Corporate Tax Section P.O. Box 327430 Montgomery, AL 36132-7430 |
Alabama Department of Revenue Income Tax Administration Division Corporate Tax Section P.O. Box 327451 Montgomery, AL 36132-7451 |
Important Note: For deliveries via FedEx or UPS to the ADOR Business Privilege Tax Section, use the physical address:
Alabama Department of Revenue
Income Tax Administration Division, Business Privilege Tax Section
Gordon Persons Building, Room 4325
50 North Ripley St.
Montgomery AL 36104
Always double-check the official instructions for each tax form on the Alabama Department of Revenue website to ensure you are using the most current and correct mailing address. This will help prevent delays in processing your tax returns and ensure compliance with Alabama tax regulations.
