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Keep in mind that ADOR will never: Use text messages or any social media to discuss personal tax issues. Call to demand immediate payment; nor will we call about taxes owed without first having mailed an official demand notice.
A tax correction notice (TCN) is a correspondence letter sent by the Arizona Department of Revenue to inform taxpayers of important account matters or changes.
5 percent of the tax unpaid for each month, or fraction of a month the tax remains unpaid. Individuals who fail to make a required estimated tax payment, underpayment of the correct amount or late payment will be charged an underpayment of estimated tax penalty.
Rob Woods | Arizona Department of Revenue.
How can I check the status of my refund? When it comes to Arizona income tax refunds, processing times vary and depend on how taxpayers file (e-file or paper) and the date the return was filed. Individuals waiting for refunds can check their status by visiting Wheres My Refund on AZTaxes.gov.

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This agency will never use unsolicited email, text messages, or any social media to discuss their personal tax information, Greenberg said. The Arizona Department of Revenue does not call to demand immediate payment or call about taxes owed without having initial communication with them through the mail.
Email correspondence is available to make appointments, send correspondence, and questions at AZTaxHelp. Did you receive a call from the Arizona Department of Revenue? The call-back numbers for those who have received a call are: (602) 542-1048, (602) 542-0545, (602) 716-6751, or (602) 716-6752.
If you have an Automated Clearing House (ACH) debit block on your bank account, you must inform your bank of the Arizona Department of Revenues Company ID number to avoid rejection of your payment. The Departments Company ID number is 4866004791.

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