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AZTaxes.gov is the online portal to file and pay state income and business taxes in Arizona. You can also access other services such as refund status, tax credits, forms, and unclaimed property.
Find out how to file your Arizona individual income tax return, check your refund status, and learn about the filing requirements and exemptions. The web page also provides links to newsletters, forms, and resources for taxpayers.
Find the forms you need to file your Arizona resident personal income tax return, including Form 140, Form 140A, Form 140EZ, and more. Learn about the e-filing process, tax credits, and conformity with the IRS.
Learn how to file and pay your Arizona state income tax electronically through the IRS cooperative program. Find out the benefits, requirements, and approved vendors for individual, corporate, and partnership taxpayers.
Learn how to pay your Arizona taxes online for individual, corporate, or transaction privilege tax. Find out the payment methods, deadlines, fees, and requirements for each tax type.
Learn how to file your Arizona individual income tax return for free online or by paper. Compare the eligibility, benefits and limitations of three options: Direct File, Free File Alliance and fillable forms.
Check your Arizona income tax refund status online by visiting Where’s My Refund on AZTaxes.gov. Learn about refund expectations, processing times, and possible adjustments or delays.
Learn how to file and pay quarterly estimated individual income tax through Form 140ES or AZTaxes.gov. Find out when, how much and why you need to make estimated payments for Arizona income tax.
Learn how to file your Arizona individual income tax return electronically or by mail, and when to expect the 2023 filing season to start. Find out the filing requirements, forms, instructions and resources for the 2023 tax year.
Learn how to determine your Arizona withholding percentage and complete Form A-4, Arizona Withholding Percentage Election. Find the withholding formula, percentage options, and examples for tax year 2023 and beyond.