. Your Arizona taxable income is less than $50,000. This Booklet Contains:. Form 140EZ – Resident Personal Income Tax Return. Form 204 – Extension Request Do not file Form 140EZ if you are an active duty member of the U.S. If you are an active duty member of the U.S. Armed Forces, you may subtract all active duty. Why is the standard deduction on AZ 140EZ different from AZ 140? On the AZ 140EZ the standard deduction and personal exemption are combined on one line: On the AZ 140 the standard deduction reports to line 43 and the personal exemption reports to line 44: Also In This Category.
Arizona state income tax Form 140 must be postmarked by July 15, 2020 in order to avoid penalties and late fees. Printable Arizona state tax forms for the 2019 tax year will be based on income earned between January 1, 2019 through December 31, 2019.
The Arizona income tax rate for tax year 2019 is progressive from a low of 2.59% to a high of 4.5%. The state income tax table can be found inside the Arizona Form 140 instructions booklet. The Arizona Form 140 instructions and the most commonly filed individual income tax forms are listed below on this page.
Preparation of your Arizona income tax forms begins with the completion of your federal tax forms. Several of the Arizona state income tax forms require information from your federal income tax return, for example.
If you have not done so already, please begin with your federal form 1040. Remember that federal tax forms 1040EZ and 1040A have been discontinued. Seniors age 65 and older have the option of filing federal form 1040-SR this year.
What is Arizona Form 140?
Arizona Form 140 is used by full-year residents to file their state income tax return. Nonresident and part-year resident filers will complete Arizona Form 140NR and Arizona Form 140PY instead. Arizona also provides two additional forms taxpayers can use to file state tax returns: Form 140EZ (Easy Form), and Form 140A (Short Form).
In general, any full year resident can file Long Form 140 rather than Easy Form 140EZ or Short Form 140A. You do not have to file the Easy Form or Short Form, for example. You must, however, use Arizona Form 140 if any of the following apply to you.
- Your Arizona taxable income is $50,000 or more.
- You received active duty, military, or reservist pay.
- You are making adjustments to income.
- You itemize deductions.
- You made estimated payments.
- You claim tax credits other than the family income tax credit, the property tax credit, or the credit for increased excise taxes.
Read the first page of any AZ Form 140 instructions book to help determine if you should file as a resident, part-year resident, or nonresident for tax year 2019. The first page of each instruction booklet will also discuss the criteria for choosing between the Easy, Short, and Long forms for tax year 2019.
Do I have to file an Arizona tax return?
You must file an Arizona tax return if your gross income exceeds the minimum specified for your filing status. For tax year 2019, Single residents must file if their gross income is $15,000 or more, or, if their adjusted gross income is $5,500 or more. Married residents likewise must file if their gross income is $15,000, or, adjusted gross income is $11,000 or more.
Gross income means all income before deducting expenses that is reportable to the state of Arizona. Even if your gross income is below the amount specified for your filing status, you may still have to file an Arizona tax return. Other filing requirements include but are not limited to when:
- You have unearned income from interest, dividends, capital gain distributions, scholarships, fellowships, and grants.
- You have earned income from wages, tips, and self-employment income that were not reported on a W-2.
- You owe a penalty on an IRA, retirement plan, education savings account, or health savings account.
- You must file a return to get a refund of any Arizona income tax withheld.
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section of the AZ 140 instructions book to help determine if you should file an Arizona income tax return for tax year 2019.
How to pay estimated taxes in Arizona?
Arizona Form 140ES is used to pay estimated taxes. If you have taxable income from self-employment, interest, dividends, unemployment compensation, and pensions, you may have to pay estimated tax to the state of Arizona.
Download Arizona Form 140ES from the list of forms in the table below on this page. The computation worksheet and instructions for Form 140ES can be found inside the PDF files. Page one of the Arizona Form 140ES file is the fillable voucher for the 2020 tax year. Open the PDF file and print the two pages of the form. Then, fill in and mail to the Arizona Department of Revenue.
Arizona estimated income tax payment due dates are the same as the federal Form 1040-ES payment due dates. For the 2020 tax year, estimated tax payments are due quarterly on the following dates: April 15, 2020; June 15, 2020; September 15, 2020; and Jan 15, 2021.
Where can I get Arizona tax forms?
Printable Arizona tax forms for 2019 are available for download below on this page. These are the official PDF files published by the Arizona Department of Revenue, we do not alter them in any way. The PDF file format allows you to safely print, fill in, and mail in your 2019 Arizona tax forms.
To get started, download the forms and instructions files you need to prepare your 2019 Arizona income tax return. Then, open Adobe Acrobat Reader on your desktop or laptop computer. Do not attempt to fill in or print these files from your browser.
From Adobe Acrobat Reader use the Ctrl + O shortcut or select File / Open and navigate to your 2019 Arizona tax forms. Open the files to read the instructions, and, remember to save any fillable forms periodically while filling them in. Print all Arizona state tax forms at 100%, actual size, without any scaling.
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2019 Arizona Tax Form Downloads
| Form | Title | |
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| Form 140 | Arizona Resident Personal Income Tax Booklet (Long Form) | |
| Form 140 | Arizona Optional Tax Tables for Forms 140, 140A, and 140EZ | |
| Form 140 | Arizona Tax Tables X and Y | |
| Form 140EZ | Arizona Resident Personal Income Tax Booklet (Easy Form) | |
| Form 140A | Arizona Resident Personal Income Tax Booklet (Short Form) | |
| Form 140ES | 2020 Individual Estimated Income Tax Payment | |
| Form 140NR | Arizona Nonresident Personal Income Tax Booklet | |
| Form 140PTC | Property Tax Refund Credit Booklet | |
| Form 140PY | Arizona Part-Year Resident Personal Income Tax Booklet | |
| Form 140X | Individual Amended Income Tax Return | |
| Form 131 | Claim for Refund on Behalf of Deceased Taxpayer | |
| Form 201 | Renter's Certificate of Property Taxes Paid | |
| Form 204 | Application for Filing Extension | |
| Form 221 | Underpayment of Estimated Tax by Individuals | |
| Schedule A | Itemized Deduction Adjustments |
How do I track my Arizona tax refund?
To track the status of your Arizona Form 140 income tax refund online, visit the Arizona Department of Revenue website and use their Check Refund Status service. Arizona Department of Revenue states that an electronically filed return can be looked up once it enters their system, probably within a few days. Paper filed income tax returns may require 8-12 weeks to process, faster if you are early, later if closer to the due date.
To track the status of your Arizona income tax refund for 2019 you will need the following information:
- Social Security Number
- Filing Status
- Zip Code
- Tax Year
The requested information must match what was submitted on your 2019 Arizona Form 140. You can also look up prior year refunds if you have the requested information available. If not, you will need to contact the Arizona Department of Revenue service center by phone or mail.
To contact the Arizona Department of Revenue service center by phone or email, use the check your refund status link above. Alternatively, read or print the 2019 Arizona Form 140 instructions to obtain the proper phone number and mailing address.
Last updated: April 18, 2020
References:
- Individual Income Tax Forms. State of Arizona, Arizona Department of Revenue. Retrieved April 18, 2020.
- Income Tax Filing Requirements. State of Arizona, Arizona Department of Revenue. Retrieved April 18, 2020.
- Deadline Reminders for Arizona 2019 Tax Year Filing Season. State of Arizona, Arizona Department of Revenue. Retrieved April 18, 2020.
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