Tax help is still available

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Tax help is still available

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Tax help is still available

With the April 15 income-tax-return deadline looming, free preparation help is still available to low- and moderate-income taxpayers in the Tucson area.

Expand your home business wisely

Nearly every large business started as a small business, frequently in the owner's basement or garage.

Tax-filing tips and information

The deadline for filing taxes is Monday, April 15.

New tax cuts not needed this year, Arizona Chamber of Commerce says

PHOENIX — For the first time in recent memory, getting the state to cut taxes is not at the top of the legislative agenda for the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

IRS seeking tax-prep volunteers

Uncle Sam needs you... to help prepare tax returns.

Some new-car sales money went to oppose 1-cent tax

PHOENIX - Arizonans who bought a new car or truck last year may be helping fund the campaign to kill Proposition 204.

Tucson woman sentenced in tax-return scheme

A second person has been sentenced in a scheme to file false tax returns using the identities of people receiving disability benefits.

Romneys paid $1.94M in federal taxes for 2011

WASHINGTON — Mitt Romney, one of the wealthiest candidates ever to seek the presidency, paid nearly $2 million in federal taxes on the $13.7 million in income reported for himself and his wife last year, his U.S. returns showed Friday. That comes to an effective tax rate of 14.1 percent, low…

Marana sees increases in sales tax income

In a financial report released Tuesday night, the town of Marana announced year-over-year increases in sales tax revenue from retail, contracting and restaurants.

Judge: Arizona legislative committee’s description of education sales tax biased

PHOENIX — A Republican-controlled legislative committee illegally crafted a biased description of a proposed education sales tax to try to convince voters to reject it, a judge ruled today.

Free City of Tucson retail tax workshop today

The City of Tucson Finance Department is sponsoring a free workshop today at 10:30 a.m. at Murphy-Wilmot Library, 530 N. Wilmot Road.

Judge: 1-cent tax initiative to stay on Arizona ballot

PHOENIX — Secretary of State Ken Bennett was wrong in refusing to process initiative petitions seeking to permanently extend the state's one-cent sales tax, a judge ruled today.

Arizona retail group to push Net sales-tax collection

The Arizona Retailers Association is gearing up to mount a public-relations campaign to garner support for requiring online retailers to collect state sales tax.

Education-tax proponents sue Arizona over petitions

A Maricopa County Superior Court Judge will hear arguments July 18 about whether Secretary of State Ken Bennett must accept petitions that would put an extension of a 1-cent states sales tax increase on the November ballot.