The Arizona Account Information Sheet is a document used by the Arizona Department of Revenue to collect tax information from businesses operating in the state. It is a mandatory form for all Arizona business entities that file state taxes. The form is used to gather important information such as the legal name of the business, the state and federal employer identification numbers, and the address where the business is located. It also requests the type of business entity as well as the type of taxes the business must pay. The Arizona Account Information Sheet also serves as a reference for the Arizona Department of Revenue to ensure that the taxes are filed correctly and on time. There are two types of Arizona Account Information Sheets: the general form and the Limited Liability Company (LLC) form. The general form is used for all business types except for LCS, while the LLC form is specifically designed for LCS. Both forms must be filed with the Arizona Department of Revenue and kept on file for at least three years.