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Q: What is Arizona Form 320?
A: Arizona Form 320 is a tax form used in Arizona for reporting and paying transaction privilege tax.
Q: What is ADOR10579?
A: ADOR10579 is the form number for the instructions specific to Arizona Form 320.
Q: What is Arizona Form 320-P?
A: Arizona Form 320-P is a payment voucher used to submit payment for the transaction privilege tax.
Q: What is ADOR11311?
A: ADOR11311 is the form number for the instructions specific to Arizona Form 320-P.
Q: What is transaction privilege tax?
A: Transaction privilege tax is a tax imposed on business activities in Arizona, including sales of goods or services.
Q: How do I file Arizona Form 320?
A: Arizona Form 320 can be filed electronically or by mail, following the instructions provided.
Q: What is the deadline for filing Arizona Form 320?
A: The deadline for filing Arizona Form 320 depends on the reporting period, typically the 20th day of the month following the end of the period.
Q: What is the penalty for late filing of Arizona Form 320?
A: The penalty for late filing of Arizona Form 320 is 4.5% of the tax due per month, up to a maximum of 25%.
Q: What is the penalty for late payment of transaction privilege tax?
A: The penalty for late payment of transaction privilege tax is 1% of the tax due per month, up to a maximum of 25%.
Q: Who is required to file Arizona Form 320?
A: Businesses engaged in activities subject to transaction privilege tax in Arizona are required to file Arizona Form 320.
Q: Do I need to file Arizona Form 320 if I don't have any sales or business activity?
A: If you have no sales or business activity subject to transaction privilege tax, you may be eligible for a zero filing.
Q: Can I get an extension to file Arizona Form 320?
A: Extensions may be granted for filing Arizona Form 320, but you must request the extension before the original due date.
Q: Can I pay transaction privilege tax in person?
A: Yes, you can pay transaction privilege tax in person at the Arizona Department of Revenue's offices.
Q: What is the contact number for the Arizona Department of Revenue?
A: The contact number for the Arizona Department of Revenue is (602) 255-3381.
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