Imagine that, honest taxpayers in odd situation.

[AZ-Tax]

Good Greif

Good grief.

Yep, that best describes AZ politics in only 2 words.

[Possi]

Same thing!

Client brought in sales tax info late, on 4/23. The tax was due 4/20. I figured the penalty and interest, cause, you know, it's late. And, everytime I DON'T figure the penalty and interest, they get a letter, and it's a visit to my office.

Well, guess what? Client just brought in the credit memo, where TN Dept of Revenue "corrected" the penalty and interest to zero.

That same thing happened to me but it was the IRfrikkinS that gave the credit! I had to explain the reason I included the penalty in the first place. I told my client to buy a lottery ticket~ this was their lucky day!

[RitaB]

Count us in

A state doesn't want the revenue? Good grief.

Client brought March sales info late, on 4/23. The sales tax was due 4/20. I figured the penalty and interest, cause, you know, it's late. And, everytime I DON'T figure the penalty and interest, they get a letter, and it's a visit to my office.

Well, guess what? Client just brought in the credit memo, where TN Dept of Revenue "corrected" the penalty and interest to zero.

[DTS]

A state doesn't want the revenue? Good grief.

but just this morning I read on drudgereport.com that North Dakota may do away with property taxes. (or was is South dakota? I can't tell the difference.)

North Dakota.

[ChEAr$]

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articl...rs-honest.html

This one is rather odd that AZ taxpayers actaully confessed on their AZ tax returns that they purchased items from out of state w/o being assessed a sales tax. Now get this, our AZ politicians decided after passing the law last year, this spring decided to repeal the law.

A state doesn't want the revenue? Good grief.

but just this morning I read on drudgereport.com that North Dakota may do away with property taxes. (or was is South dakota? I can't tell the difference.)

[AZ-Tax]

http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2012/06/08/20120608arizona-taxpayers-honest.html

This one is rather odd that AZ taxpayers actaully confessed on their AZ tax returns that they purchased items from out of state w/o being assessed a sales tax. Now get this, our AZ politicians decided after passing the law last year, this spring decided to repeal the law.