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Tax law in United States — Arizona

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-2001

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    This section defines several tax-related terms, including “confidential information,” “report,” “return,” “tax administration,” “tax official,” and “taxpayer.”

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-18054

    1 provisions

    For mortgaged property, the county treasurer must send tax statements to the mortgagor, and on request to the mortgagee; a mortgagee who still has a tax statement after the mortgage is paid must return it or forward the information within 30 working days.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 35-465.05

    1 provisions

    The treasurer may invest tax anticipation note proceeds and pledged taxes in eligible investments, and investment income must be used to reduce the related interest expense within the stated cap.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 48-4021

    1 provisions

    This section lets the district board of directors put a community corrections tax election to voters and, if approved, levy either an excise tax or an ad valorem tax, but not both.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-17152

    1 provisions

    The county board of supervisors must assess, list, and total county property taxes, and it may not assess primary property taxes above 1% of limited property value for class three property.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-18057

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    A part owner may pay a share of the tax, and the county treasurer must issue a receipt and may allocate taxes for split or consolidated parcels under stated conditions.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 48-254

    1 provisions

    If a special taxing district wants to increase secondary property taxes above last year’s level, the governing body must follow the statute’s notice, hearing, voting, and reporting steps.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 43-583

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    Small business taxpayers with chapter 17 tax liability of at least $1,000 must pay estimated tax during the year.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-18051

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    The county treasurer must publish a tax notice, and taxpayers must pay before taxes become delinquent. The treasurer may also require electronic documentation for certain large or bulk payment submissions.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-17053

    1 provisions

    The county assessor must estimate personal property added to the tax roll when tax rates are being determined and taxes are levied.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-5167

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    Some taxpayers may apply for a use tax direct payment permit, and permit holders must self-assess and pay use tax directly to the department and report it on the department’s return.

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  • United States — Arizona

    ARS § 42-18101

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    The county treasurer must use the chapter’s tax-lien procedures to collect unpaid delinquent taxes by selling tax liens and foreclosing redemption rights.

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