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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for tax year 2000. Table X is used to calculate taxes for single or married filing separately filers, while Table Y is used for married filing jointly or head of household filers. The tables provide tax rates that are applied to taxable income amounts in various brackets to calculate taxes owed.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for the year 2003. Table X is used to calculate taxes for single or married filing separately filers, while Table Y is used for married filing jointly or head of household filers. The tables provide tax rates that are applied to taxable income amounts based on filing status to calculate taxes owed.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for Form 140NR. Table X is used for filing statuses of single or married filing separately, and provides tax rates for taxable income ranges. Table Y is used for filing statuses of married filing jointly or head of household, and also provides tax rates for different income levels. The tables are used to calculate Arizona state tax liability based on an individual's taxable income.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for Form 140NR. Table X is used for filing statuses of single or married filing separately, and Table Y is used for married filing jointly or head of household. The tables provide tax rates that are applied to taxable income amounts to calculate tax owed. Taxable income amounts are multiplied by the tax rates in the corresponding column and any amount in column E is subtracted from the result in column D to give the tax owed in column F.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for tax year 2001. Table X is used to calculate taxes for single or married filing separately filers, while Table Y is used for married filing jointly or head of household filers. The tables provide tax rates that are applied to taxable income amounts in various brackets to calculate taxes owed.
azdor.gov Forms 140xy
The document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for tax year 2003. Table X provides tax rates for those filing status of single or married filing separately. Table Y provides tax rates for filing status of married filing jointly or head of household. The tables list taxable income brackets and the corresponding tax rates to apply in calculating Arizona state tax owed for the year.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for tax year 2022. Table X is for filing statuses of single or married filing separately, and Table Y is for married filing jointly or head of household. The tables provide the tax rates applied to taxable income amounts based on filing status to calculate Arizona state tax owed. Taxable income amounts are checked against the ranges in column A to determine the correct tax rate from column C to apply to the taxable income from Form 140, page 1, line 21.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for the year 2001. Table X is for filing statuses of single or married filing separately, and Table Y is for married filing jointly or head of household. The tables provide tax rates that increase with higher taxable income amounts, which are applied to taxable income from Form 140 to determine the tax amount.
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This document contains Arizona tax rate tables X and Y for Form 140NR. Table X is used for filing statuses of single or married filing separately, and provides tax rates for taxable income ranges. Table Y is used for filing statuses of married filing jointly or head of household, and also provides tax rates for different income levels. The tables are used to calculate Arizona state tax liability based on an individual's taxable income.
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3:国家专业人才认证中心颁发入库证书
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