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Arizona transaction privilege tax (TPT), commonly referred to as a sales tax, is a tax on vendors for the privilege of doing business in the state. Various business activities are subject to transaction privilege tax and must be licensed.

Individuals can find all tax forms and instructions on the ADOR website or visit our local offices. Please note that the Arizona tax package and Arizona Booklet X Volumes 1, 2, and 3 are now available to download from our website. Taxpayers can also find fillable and non-fillable tax forms online.

Filing an Arizona TPT return is a two-step process comprised of submitting the required sales data (filing a return) and remitting the tax dollars (if any) to the ADOR. The filing process forces you to detail your total sales in the state, the amount of TPT due, and the location of each sale.

Although commonly referred to as sales tax, TPT is differentiated from sales tax in most states in that it is a tax imposed on the seller, rather than on the purchaser. Therefore, it is ultimately the vendor, not the customer, who is liable to ADOR for TPT associated with taxable sales made in Arizona.

If your Arizona business is subject to the Transaction Privilege Tax, you must get a TPT License. Additionally, you'll need to file returns and pay the applicable taxes. For example, retail sales and certain business activities are required to get a TPT License.

Through AZTaxes.gov for the fastest results by logging in to the AZTaxes.gov account, select the business by clicking the ?View? link in the ?Actions? column. Then click ?Account Update? and choose the ?close account? tab. Submit your last TPT return with ?FINAL RETURN (Cancel License)? box checked.