Arizona Taxation of Costs is a law that applies to the taxation of costs incurred in connection with civil judicial proceedings. This includes court costs, attorneys' fees, and other expenses associated with such proceedings. Arizona Taxation of Costs also applies to appeals and writs of mandate, as well as other post-judgment proceedings. The taxation of costs is governed by Arizona Revised Statutes (AS) 12-332. This statute requires that each party to a civil proceeding pay their own costs and fees, except certain specific court costs which may be taxed to the losing party. The taxation of costs is determined by the court. There are three main types of Arizona Taxation of Costs: court costs, attorney fees, and other costs. Court costs are typically assessed by the court and include filing fees, service fees, and jury fees. Attorney fees are typically paid by the party that prevails in a civil action or appeal. Other costs may include costs for expert witnesses, deposition costs, and other fees associated with the litigation process. Arizona Taxation of Costs also includes a provision for the taxation of costs for post-judgment proceedings, such as enforcement, contempt, or writs of mandate. The court may also tax costs to the prevailing party for appeals and other post-judgment proceedings.