Paradise Valley Ordinance Establishing Transaction Privilege Taxes
A public notice outlines Paradise Valley Arizona ordinance creating transaction privilege taxes. It defines terms auditor council engaging gross income gross receipts retailer sale tangible personal property and tax director authority with exemptions for tax inclusion. It details taxpayers and offenses and specifies that gross income excludes tax collected for state purposes.
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Paradise Valley
Maricopa County
Arizona
A.R.S
Local Tax Ordinance Sets Privilege Fees and Enforcement
The ordinance outlines administration by the Tax Director including records, audits, bond requirements for staff, and penalties. It sets privilege tax rates on gross proceeds or income, requires two dollar permits, and mandates schedules for levy and collection by the Tax Director with court enforcement if needed.
Paradise Valley Volume Tax Provisions on Local Business
The document outlines a 1 percent gross receipts tax on various local business activities in Paradise Valley, detailing applicability to transport, mining, utilities, communications, rail, publishing, contracting, retail sales, amusements, food service, and leasing. It specifies deductions for certain cases, exemptions for franchise taxes, and conditions for delivery and location of offices or principal places within Arizona. It also notes transitional rules for real estate leasing and hotel related rentals through December 1, 1972.
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Arizona
State of
Paradise’ Valley
Paradise Valley
State
Tax ordinance provisions on sales and exemptions
The text outlines tax treatment for conditional or time sales, valuation rules for related-party and wholesaleRetail transactions, and book-keeping requirements. It lists exemptions including stocks and bonds, certain professional services, prescription drugs, and wholesale-like food sales to hotels and restaurants, plus manufacturing and utility equipment classifications under specified subsections.
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H. Telephone
U.S
Arizona Tax Ordinance Exempts Certain Contractors and Hospitals
The ordinance defines exemptions for sales of tangible personal property to contractors under license and for hospitals operated for charitable purposes. It outlines definitions of manufacturer modifier assembler and repairer, tax due dates, penalties, and required sworn statements for exemptions. It also details deductions for sales to the United States government and records maintenance for exemption eligibility.
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State of
Arizona
United States
Paradise Valley
Town Tax Ordinance Provisions on Returns and Penalties
Ordinance outlines monthly tax returns due by the fifteenth day of the second month after the period and permits extensions for good cause. It details payment methods, consolidated filings for multiple businesses, credit refunds, and procedures for deficiencies, penalties, fraud, audits, and notice.
Tax Ordinance Provisions on Records and Tax Collection
The section outlines taxpayer recordkeeping requirements for gross income and sales, two years of invoices, and audit access by the Tax Director. It details personal liability, penalties for false returns, and procedures for failure to file, hearings, and final tax assessments. It also covers injunctive actions, liens, foreclosure rights, and purchaser liability on sale or transfer of business.
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United States Director of Internal Revenue
Arizona State Tax Commission
Commission
County Recorder
Tax protest and hearing procedures adopted by Paradise Valley council
The ordinance outlines petition rights for hearing corrections or redeterminations on taxes, deadlines, and finality rules. It details final judgments, protests paid under protest, and court actions in Maricopa County, with tax protest funds and notice requirements. The measure was passed July 9, 1970, by the Town of Paradise Valley authorities.
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Tax
Maricopa
Tax Directo
Paradise Valley
Arizona
Robert Tribken
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Helen E. Marston
Bred CO. Robertshaw
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