MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WDNews) — Alabamians who use the state’s online tax system will temporarily lose access as the Alabama Department of Revenue completes a scheduled system upgrade.
According to the Alabama Department of Revenue, My Alabama Taxes became unavailable at noon Friday, Sept. 4, and will remain offline through Tuesday, Sept. 8.
The department said some customer call services will also be limited during the upgrade because systems are offline.
“Thank you for your patience as we work to improve your experience with ALDOR,” the department said.
Officials encouraged taxpayers and businesses to plan ahead and take care of needed transactions before the outage began.
My Alabama Taxes, also known as MAT, provides online access to several state tax services, including certain tax filings, payments and account management.
The upgrade will also bring changes to the system, including a new process for users creating a My Alabama Taxes login.
Additional information about My Alabama Taxes and the upgrade is available through the Alabama Department of Revenue.
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