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How to Calculate Sales Tax in Arizona, Arizona

Step-by-step guide with current rates, filing rules, and exemptions verified March 2026

Current Arizona Sales Tax Rate

Jurisdiction Rate
Arizona State Sales Tax 5.600%
Total Combined Rate 5.600%
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How to Calculate Sales Tax in Arizona

  1. 1

    Find the combined rate

    The combined sales tax rate in Arizona is 5.600%. This equals: Arizona state rate of 5.600% + County 0.000%.

  2. 2

    Convert the percentage to a decimal

    5.600 ÷ 100 = 0.0560

  3. 3

    Multiply by your purchase amount

    Example: $100.00 × 0.0560 = $5.60 in sales tax

  4. 4

    Add tax to the original price

    $100.00 + $5.60 = $105.60 total cost

What's Taxable in Arizona?

Most tangible personal property is taxable in Arizona. Check with the Arizona Department of Revenue for specific exemption categories.

How to File Sales Tax in Arizona

  1. 1

    Register for a sales tax permit at the Arizona Department of Revenue

  2. 2

    Collect sales tax on all taxable sales at the applicable 5.600% rate

  3. 3

    File your return TPT returns due the 20th of the month following the filing period. File via AZTaxes.gov. — this is usually done online

  4. 4

    Remit the collected tax to the Arizona Department of Revenue by the due date to avoid penalties

Do You Have Nexus in Arizona?

Economic Nexus Threshold

If your business has over $100,000 in annual Arizona sales or 200 transactions, you are required to collect and remit Arizona sales tax. This applies to out-of-state remote sellers too.

Expert Sales Tax Tips for Arizona

Out-of-State Sellers

Selling into Arizona from out of state? Register before you cross the $100,000 threshold to avoid back taxes and penalties.

Frequently Asked Questions

File online at the Arizona Department of Revenue website. TPT returns due the 20th of the month following the filing period. File via AZTaxes.gov. Late filing typically incurs a penalty of 10–25% of unpaid tax.
Prescription drugs are commonly exempt in Arizona. Check the Department of Revenue for a full exemption schedule.
Late sales tax filing in Arizona typically results in a penalty of 10–25% of the unpaid tax amount, plus monthly interest charges. File on time to avoid these costs.
Yes. Submit a refund claim to the Arizona Department of Revenue. Refunds are typically processed within 60–90 days of a valid claim.
Yes, if you exceed $100,000 in annual sales or 200 transactions in Arizona, you must register and collect sales tax — regardless of where your business is based.
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Sales Tax Calculator

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Arizona Department of Revenue

Filing Deadline: TPT returns due the 20th of the month following the filing period. File via AZTaxes.gov.

Visit Official Portal (602) 255-3381

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Sales Tax Calculator & Compliance Helper

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Estimate tax with shipping, discounts, and exempt subtotal support.

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ZIP / City Sales Tax Lookup

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Economic Nexus Checker

Compare your state-specific sales activity against current nexus thresholds using existing site data.

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Should I Collect Sales Tax?

A fast intent-matching decision tree for businesses, marketplace sellers, and remote sellers.

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Exemption Certificate Finder

Point buyers and sellers toward the right official portal and documentation checklist.

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Product Taxability Checker

Version 1 uses the categories already modeled in the current database and always links back to official verification.

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