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ADOR has been named as one of the "Top Companies to Work for in Arizona” for the third year in a row. We feature a diverse team with a culture of collaboration, professional development opportunities, and respect for each other while consistently seeking excellence in service to Arizona’s taxpayers.
AZTaxes.gov allows electronic filing and payment of Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT), use taxes, and withholding taxes.
Nonresidents must prorate the amounts based on their Arizona income ratio which is computed by dividing the Arizona gross income by the federal adjusted gross income. For more information, see the instructions for completing Form 140NR.
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To make a payment on individual Arizona income tax owed, taxpayers can either do so electronically or by mail. Taxpayers who file electronically can authorize an electronic funds withdrawal (direct debit) from a checking or savings account.
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If a business is selling a product or engaging in a service subject to TPT, a license from the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) would likely be needed as well as a transaction privilege tax or business/occupational license from the city or cities in which the business is based and/or operates.
If you have to make estimated payments, your payments, when added to your Arizona withholding, must total either 90% of the tax due for the current calendar year, or 100% of the tax due for the prior calendar year.