Tax Recordkeeping Tips
The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) encourages taxpayers to keep well-organized records and to securely discard old documents.
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New Arizona Form A-4
Arizona’s Individual Income Tax Withholding Form, Arizona Form A-4, has been updated to reflect Arizona’s lower individual income tax rates. By January 31, 2023, every Arizona employer is required to make this form available to its Arizona employees.
Arizona Small Business Income Election
Arizona small businesses may elect to file a separate small business income tax return to report their share of Arizona small business gross income. A taxpayer makes the small business income tax election by timely filing a Small Business Income Tax return along with their timely filed individual income tax form.
Common Tax Myths and Facts
What are some common tax myths and facts about filing taxes? If you file a tax extension, do you still need to pay taxes owed? Are minor children required to pay taxes on income?
2020 Arizona Conformity Notice
On April 14, 2021, Governor Ducey signed Senate Bill 1752, which conformed to the definition of federal adjusted gross income (federal taxable income, for corporations), including federal changes made during 2020 as well as through the 2021 American Rescue Plan.
ADOR Monitoring Bill Extending Individual Tax Deadline to May 17
As of April 5, 2021, the Arizona State Legislature is currently considering a bill that would extend the Arizona filing deadline for individual filers to May 17. ADOR is actively monitoring the bill as it goes through the legislative process.
Mandatory 2020 Income Tax E-Filing for Arizona Corporations and Partnerships
Legislation signed into law initiated a multi-year phase-in period for businesses required to file income tax returns electronically. The e-file option was introduced in 2020 for tax year 2019 and is now mandatory for corporations and partnerships for tax year 2020 returns.
ADOR Importance of Verifying Mailing Address
The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) reminds taxpayers and business owners to verify their mailing address when filing. ADOR recommends using a standardized address that is fully spelled out and uses the postal service standard abbreviations when filing electronically or registering online.