ADOR Implements New Electronic Communications Method for TPT Accounts

Phoenix, AZ—The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) will now email notices to businesses who have missed filing a return, missed a payment, or need to renew their TPT license. This new implementation aims to better serve taxpayers by giving them another opportunity to diligently respond to a notice and reduce further penalties and interest.

Email messages from ADOR will never ask for any confidential information (social security number, employer identification number, bank account information, etc.) or login credentials. Instead, the new method is a general notice that directs the customer to go to the Message Center within their already established account through AZTaxes.gov. Once in the Message Center, a personalized message will be available regarding a missed filing, payment, or license renewal.

If the business does not already have a user account, it is highly recommended to register through AZTaxes to file, pay, and receive electronic reminders.

Our objective is to send friendly reminders to help TPT customers become compliant and more successful in the long run. ADOR sends hundreds of thousands of notices to taxpayers each year who are behind on their tax obligation, and will continue to provide mailed notices to businesses in addition to electronic means.

Taxpayers may also receive general, non-account specific news and updates from ADOR by subscribing to news topics here.