Business owners in Falkville can renew licenses online 

By Staff Reports  

The Town of Falkville is reminding local business owners of an online option for renewing business licenses through Avenu.  

“For myriad understandable reasons, we have noticed the mail has been running slower than usual this year,” the Town noted in an announcement.  

“To help encourage taxpayers to file and pay online, we have mailed out the 2022 renewal notices in postcard and letter format.  

“Online filing allows for faster processing, which in turn means revenue is received more quickly. Even though we encourage online filing, the taxpayer may still complete and paper copy to mail in. Documents can be found on our website, https://rds.bizlicenseonline.com.”  

“As always, should you need additional assistance, do not hesitate to call our client support team at 800-556-7274 and select option two.”  

For additional information or questions, contact Falkville Town Hall at 256-784-5922. 

 

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