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(Phillip Rawls, House OKs Gas Meter Fees, The Associated Press, 6/10/83)
Brooks Voted for The Bill
Brooks Voted for H.55, Which Levied Fees on Natural Gas Meters. (Journal of The House, 1983,
Regular Session, p.619)
(Journal of The House, 1983, Regular Session, p.619)
Voted for A Liquor Tax Hike
In 1983, The Alabama House Passed a Bill That Devoted Additional Mark Ups On Liquor to
Alabamas General Fund
H.248 Would Provide That All Additional Mark Ups, On Cost of Merchandise, Levied by The
Alcohol Beverage Control Board Be Dedicated to The General Fund. (Journal of The House,
1983, Regular Session, p. 1100-1101)
(Journal of The House, 1983, Regular Session, p. 1100-1101)
Wire Reports Said the Bill Would Raise Liquor Prices Since the Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC)
Board Had Already Approved A 5 Percent Mark Up On Liquor Prices. (Legislature Passes Bill
to Raise Liquor Prices, The Anniston Star, 7/1/83)
(Legislature Passes Bill to Raise Liquor Prices, The Anniston Star, 7/1/83)
Brooks Voted for The Liquor Tax Hike
Brooks Voted Yea On H.248. (Journal of The House, 1983, Regular Session, p. 1100-1101)
(Journal of The House, 1983, Regular Session, p. 1100-1101)
Voted for George Wallaces Tax Crackdown Bill
In 1983, The House Considered a Bill That Would Allow Gov. George Wallace To Crack Down on
Delinquent Alabama Taxpayers
H.13 Would Increase Revenue and Promote Compliance with The Tax Laws by Providing the
Means for A More Effective and Efficient Enforcement of Said Tax Laws. (Journal of The House,
1983, Fourth Extraordinary Session, p.275)
(Journal of The House, 1983, Fourth Extraordinary Session, p.275)
The Associated Press Called It A Tax Crackdown Bill, And Said Opponents Complained the
Measure Would Make the Revenue Commissioner Something of a Tax Czar and Tax Collectors
Super Sheriffs. (Kendal Weaver, House Passes Gov. Wallaces Rewritten Tax Crackdown Bill,
The Associated Press, 12/9/83)
(Kendal Weaver, House Passes Gov. Wallaces Rewritten Tax Crackdown Bill, The Associated
Press, 12/9/83)
Brooks Voted for Both the House Bill and The Conference Version of The Bill
Brooks Voted for The House Version of H.13. (Journal of The House, 1983, Fourth Extraordinary
Session, p.148)
(Carol Brown, House Approves Ending Gasohol Tax Exemption, The Montgomery Advertiser,
6/12/87)
Voted to Allow County Health Departments to Levy New Fees
Brooks Voted Yea On A Bill That Would Allow County Health Departments to Levy New Fees
Brooks Voted Yea On H.181, Which Would Authorize the State Board of Health to Designate
the Services Rendered by The State and County Health Departments for Which Fees May Be
Charged. (Journal of The House, 1988, Regular Session, p.1857-1859)
(Journal of The House, 1988, Regular Session, p.1857-1859)
A Press Report at The Time Said the Bill Was Expected to Earn $3 Million For County Health
Departments. (Brooks Boliek, State Income Tax Increase Gets Support From House, The
Montgomery Advertiser, 4/20/88)
(Brooks Boliek, State Income Tax Increase Gets Support From House, The Montgomery
Advertiser, 4/20/88)
Voted to Allow a Referendum on Hiking Income Taxes
Brooks Voted Yea On A Bill That Proposed an Amendment to The Constitution to Increase the
Income Tax Rate
Brooks Voted Yea On H.989, To Propose an Amendment to The Constitution of Alabama of
1901, To Increase the Income Tax Rate on Both Individuals and Corporations. (Journal of The
House, 1988, Regular Session, p.1867-1870)
(Journal of The House, 1988, Regular Session, p.1867-1870)
Tax and Fee Votes in the 1988 First Extraordinary Session
Brooks Voted Yea On A Bill That Increased Fees for Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Brooks Voted Yea On H.52, Which Would Increase the License Fees For Annual Resident
Hunting and Fishing Licenses. (Journal of The House, 1988, First Extraordinary Session, p.257)