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Arizona has one of the lowest flat income taxes in the country, but its version of sales tax - the transaction privilege tax - works differently from other states and catches out new businesses. Here is how to find and check an Arizona CPA.
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CPAs are licensed by the Arizona State Board of Accountancy, which offers an online license lookup and lists disciplinary actions. You can also search CPAverify.org.
Arizona taxes
- Flat income tax of 2.5% on individual income.
- Transaction privilege tax (TPT): Arizona's "sales tax" is legally a tax on the seller for the privilege of doing business. The state rate is 5.6% for most retail sales, and counties and cities add their own. Businesses need a TPT license from the Arizona Department of Revenue.
- Snowbirds and part-year residents: if you spend part of the year in Arizona, residency rules decide which state taxes your income - a common question for accountants here.
Free tax help
IRS-certified volunteers prepare simple returns free of charge through the VITA and TCE programs across Arizona.
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