The Holiday Edition of the Alabama Retail Quarterly should be arriving in your mailbox soon. If yours has yet to arrive, you can read it now online.
Inside This Issue:
Alabama 2015 holiday sales
to near $11 billion
Alabama Retail Comp to give back
$7.6M to participants
How Alabama Retail board member Terry Shea ended up testifying before a congressional committee about the U.S. Labor Department’s proposed overtime rule change, which could become effective in 2016.
Other information on this issue is available at:
Overtime Rule Change Could Become Effective in 2016
Wrapsody’s Terry Shea to Congress: Overtime Proposal is ‘Not a Good Fix’
The Cohen family show that the best service and the best price can coexist.
Tax-exempt sales, use and lodging certification standarized as to Jan. 1
More information available at:
Revenue Department clarifies tax-exempt sales notice
Retailers may want to review record-keeping in light of new law for tax-exempt groups
2015 Retailers of the Year employ 1,600 at 80 stores in 51 Alabama cities