- Arizona Department of Revenue published a ruling on how out-of-state businesses determine substantial nexus for various taxes in Arizona
- Substantial nexus involves both physical and economic connections to Arizona
- Physical nexus requires ongoing or significant business activities in Arizona
- Economic nexus for retail applies to remote sellers and marketplace facilitators with annual sales over USD 100,000 in Arizona
- Once nexus is established, businesses must pay transaction privilege tax, county excise tax, use tax, and city privilege taxes
- The ruling provides examples of how these taxes apply based on the type of nexus
- Understanding these rules is crucial for out-of-state businesses to comply with Arizona tax laws
Source: vatabout.com
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