Claims adjusters, many of whom work remotely and travel extensively, can take heart from a recent Alabama court ruling, knowing that they may not have to pay the state’s income taxes, even if the adjusting firm is based in that state.
And to show that, adjusters may have to offer little more than their word and testimony.
The Alabama Tax Tribunal this month decided in favor of adjuster Candace Corley, overruling the Alabama Department of Revenue and finding that Corley did not transact business in the state in 2021.
Corley had agreed, the tribunal said