Arizona Repeals Use Tax Declaration Requirement
- May 16, 2012 | Will Frei
Arizona repealed their consumer use tax declaration requirement.
Arizona residents no longer have to report their use tax liability on their income tax returns now that Governor Jan Brewer signed Senate Bill 1214 into law. However, consumers who make purchases where the retailer does not collect sales tax still owe use tax.
Arizona collected at least $744,000 from the use tax declaration requirement.
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Will Frei
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Will Frei
Will Frei covers sales tax news including best practices, legislation and sales tax technology. He is the Social Media Manager at Avalara.
