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The letter you received is most likely a Notice of Assessment, which is a document that the DOR sends to taxpayers when they determine that there is a deficiency or an overpayment of tax. A Notice of Assessment may be issued for various reasons, such as:

ADOR sends taxpayers an offset notice to the last known address if any part of their refund is applied to non-tax debts. Taxpayers should contact the agency identified on the notice when the offset occurs if they wish to dispute the non-tax debt, or have questions about the offset.

The mission of the Arizona Department of Revenue is to serve taxpayers. The Department administers and enforces collection of individual and corporate income tax, transaction privilege (sales), use, luxury, withholding, property, estate, fiduciary, bingo, and severance taxes.

AZTaxes: TPT license number same day, mailed license certificate 7-10 business days. Paper JT-1 mailed: 2 weeks. In-Person JT-1: same day.

Arizona grants an automatic 6-month extension with your IRS-approved federal extension. IMPORTANT: Your extension is only an extension to file your return. IT IS NOT AN EXTENSION TO PAY any taxes that you may owe the state.

Filing an Individual Extension To file an extension on an individual return, individuals use Arizona Form 204 to apply for an automatic extension to file. The completed extension form must be filed by April 15, 2024.

This penalty is . 5 percent of the tax unpaid for each month, or fraction of a month the tax remains unpaid. Individuals who fail to make a required estimated tax payment, underpayment of the correct amount or late payment will be charged an underpayment of estimated tax penalty.

Can I get a confirmation that my license fee has been received? How are fees assessed for TPT on an AZTaxes account? A late filed return is assessed a late filing penalty of 4.5% (four and one-half percent) of the tax required to be shown on the return for each month or a fraction of a month the return is late.

A late fee is a charge that lenders and other companies impose on you when you fail to make an on-time payment. You may face late fees if you're late making payments on a loan, a credit card, or any other type of financial agreement, such as an insurance policy or rental contract.