1 / 8

Arizona Individual Income Tax Returns

Arizona Individual Income Tax Returns. More than 2.6 million individual income tax returns received by ADOR for a tax year Paper , e-file and 2D bar code Resident (140, 140a, 140ez), non-resident returns (140nr) and part-year returns (140py) Growth in e-filed returns

altessa
Télécharger la présentation

Arizona Individual Income Tax Returns

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. Arizona Individual Income Tax Returns • More than 2.6 million individual income tax returns received by ADOR for a tax year • Paper , e-file and 2D bar code • Resident (140, 140a, 140ez), non-resident returns (140nr) and part-year returns (140py) • Growth in e-filed returns • Approximately 70% of individual income tax returns were e-filed for tax year 2012 • E-file just over 50% of all returns in tax year 2007

  2. ADOR IIT Enforcement Efforts • Over 95% of Individual Income Tax Audits are directly linked to information received from the IRS. • Identify Non-filers • Compare differences between state and federal returns • Other Audit leads • FY 13 – approx. 65,000 IIT audits • FY 13 – approx. $30M in Audit Assessments • FY 13 – approx. $21M in Collections

  3. Individual Income Tax Data • Arizona individual income tax data • E-file and 2D bar code returns – capture primary fields plus • Detail on additions to income, subtractions from income, exemptions, adjustments to itemized deductions (Arizona schedule A) and credits • Paper returns – capture primary fields • Limitations of Arizona data • Data is limited depending on how return was filed (paper vs. e-file/2D) • Additional data available from e-file/2D bar code returns

  4. Individual Income Tax Data • Federal individual income tax data for Arizona filers • IRS federal information sharing program – strict limitations on federal data • IRS Statistics of Income (SOI) – summary of various federal income tax return data; also provided at the state level • Limitations of Federal data • Lag in data availability – first look at tax year 2012 would be fall 2013, but does not contain a full tax year at that point – available following fall 2014 • First look at IRS SOI data by state – tax year 2012 released spring 2014; estimates based on samples

  5. Individual Income Tax Model • Individual income tax model simulates the state tax for the total return population given: • Changes in federal law • Changes in state data due to federal law • And/or proposed state changes • Returns in the sample contain federal information from IRS and data provided on Arizona returns • Model output provide values for additions, subtractions, exemptions, and deductions for a tax year • The impact of credits are not included in the model due to the unpredictability of taxpayer behavior • Current model contains tax year 2006 data grown to represent tax year 2013

  6. Summary of Individual Income Tax Data • Arizona data • Primary fields – summary of all return data • Detail on additions/subtractions/adjustments to itemized deductions – from model • Credits • Pull returns to capture data; process to compile data from e-file/2D has improved • Larger volume credits – use reports from outside sources (Public School extracurricular report/STO annual report) • Federal data for Arizona filers • Components of income/additions/subtractions/exemptions/ itemized deductions • Federal SOI or from model

  7. ADOR Reports • ADOR Annual Report – provides summary data on all tax types administered by the Department • Tax Expenditure Report – summary of state tax expenditures (exemptions, deductions, exclusions and credits) and estimated costs where available • Individual Income Tax Statistics – individual income tax data compiled by state, county and city levels • Arizona Income Tax Credits – summary of individual and corporate income tax credits • Tax Facts – summary of monthly tax revenue data

  8. Individual Income Tax Data and Sources • Primary return data – Individual Income Tax Statistics (summary of return data) • Federal subtractions from income – Tax Expenditure Report (model) • Arizona exemptions – Tax Expenditure Report (model) • Arizona subtractions from income – Tax Expenditure Report (model) • Standard and Itemized Deductions - Tax Expenditure Report (model) • Credits – Tax Expenditure Report & Income Tax Credit Report, (return research, reports from outside sources)

More Related