Taxes in Arizona

Each state’s tax code is a multifaceted system with many moving parts, and Arizona is no exception. The first step towards understanding Arizona’s tax code is knowing the basics.

How does Arizona rank? Below, we have highlighted a number of tax rates, ranks, and measures detailing Arizona’s income tax, business tax, sales tax, and property tax systems. Click the tabs below to explore!

Several States Will Start 2017 with Corporate Tax Reductions

Lunch Links: Questionable Trump Tax Maneuver to Avoid Debts Cited; Colorado Rebuts Arizona Ads Opposing State’s Marijuana Voter Proposition; Left’s Opposition to Washington Carbon Tax Criticized; Yale Daily News Endorsement Puts Tax Exemption at Risk

Top State Tax Ballot Initiatives to Watch in 2016

Five States to Vote on Legalizing and Taxing Marijuana

2017 State Business Tax Climate Index Released Today!

Lunch Links: Speaker Ryan Lays Out Vision for Tax Reform; Compromise Part of Latest New Jersey Tax Proposal; Pennsylvania Legislators Target Reduction of 40 Percent E-Cigarette Tax; Rundown of Marijuana Ballot Propositions in Five States

Lunch Links: Trump Expected to Announce New Tax Plan Details Tonight; NY Times, WashPost Say They Would Publish Trump’s Tax Returns No Matter How Obtained; Arizona Voters Uncertain on Ending State Income Tax; IRS Raps On Nelly

Lunch Links: Massachusetts Marijuana Initiative Gets Clarification; Alabama Starts Tax Amnesty; Why Arizona Sales Tax is High

Lunch Links: Europeans Say 14 States are Tax Havens, Trump Tax Returns, No Tax Powers for Arizona Developers

Which States Have the Worst Sales Tax Administration?

Taxes in Many States Changing January 1, 2015

State and Local Ballot Initiative Results, November 2013

Voters Considering Tax Ballot Initiatives Next Tuesday

Arizona Sales Tax Reform Simplifies Tax Structure

Arizona Governor Urges Better Local Sales Tax Uniformity

State and Local Ballot Initiative Results

Arizona’s State and Local Tax Burden

Glendale Considers Sales Tax Hike to Highest in Nation, Property Tax Hike

Nothing is So Permanent as a Temporary Tax Increase

386 Arizona Residents Were Willing to Pay a Little Extra