With
self-employment comes a variety of IRS tax compliance and tax planning
issues. Self-employed individuals are sometimes considered employees,
sometimes considered employers or possibly both by the IRS. There may
be numerous tax advantages to being self-employed, but most people will
only become aware of all of these benefits with the help of a tax law
attorney.
Phoenix
Tax Law Information
Here are a few tax facts for Phoenix, Arizona. However, tax details
change constantly. A phoenix tax attorney can help you better
understand your current tax planning issues:Income
Tax- Personal
Residents, as well as nonresidents,
that create income in Phoenix will pay a state income tax.
Arizona
Sales Tax
The Arizona sales tax rate is 5.6%. For
Phoenix and the county of Maricopa, add on 0.7% for a total Phoenix
sales tax of 6.3%.
Property Tax
Arizona
has a property tax on all owner-occupied residential real estate
property. The assessment ratio for owner-occupied residential property
is 10 percent of market value, otherwise known as the full cash value.
Vehicle
Tax
Vehicle License Tax is based largely on the
value of the car itself. With less expensive autos, expect to pay less
in taxes. In general, most new models toward the high-end will cost a
few hundred dollars annually. As vehicles depreciate over time, you can
expect a decrease in fees as well.
Gas Tax
At
the time of writing, Arizona has a tax on gas that equaling 18 cents
per gallon. This is in addition to the taxes already imposed at the
national level.
Estate Tax
In
Arizona, there are no inheritance or gift taxes.
Tax
planning is complex. Especially when issues like employment tax enter
the picture. Consult with a Phoenix Tax Lawyer.
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