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Owners in Phoenix and Tucson who are behind on their books
Fast-growing firms in Phoenix preparing to raise capital or borrow
Arizona owners who want to plan taxes before year-end
Arizona tax planning combines the flat state income tax, the elective pass-through entity tax and Transaction Privilege Tax exposure. We map how each decision affects your total tax bill and plan estimates throughout the year.
Arizona’s growing economy spans semiconductor manufacturing, real estate, healthcare and a fast-expanding startup scene in Phoenix, Scottsdale and Tucson. Instead of a traditional sales tax, the state uses a Transaction Privilege Tax that applies to the seller, which changes how you price, record and report sales. NexusWorks keeps Arizona businesses organized and tax-ready.
Looking for specialized help? See our healthcare CPA services for Arizona practices and real estate CPA and fractional CFO services in Arizona.
We serve Arizona real estate investors and developers, semiconductor and manufacturing suppliers, healthcare practices, construction companies and fast-growing startups in Phoenix, Scottsdale, Tempe, Chandler and Tucson.
Consultants and professional practices across Arizona get clean books, billing reports and planning for partners.
Investors and property managers in Mesa and Scottsdale get property-level books and depreciation planning.
Arizona companies selling into other states get nexus reviews and multi-state filings. We also watch Arizona-specific rules: cities collect their own Transaction Privilege Tax.
Online sellers get marketplace reconciliation and Arizona sales tax handled (5.6% Transaction Privilege Tax).
Medical, dental and therapy practices in Phoenix and Mesa get payer reconciliation and payroll support.
Arizona's flat income tax keeps state planning simple, so we focus on federal savings, retirement plans and timing for high earners.
We understand Arizona's city-level TPT system, which trips up many owners new to the state.
Senior CPA review on books, returns and reports.
Remote service across Arizona, with video meetings and secure document sharing.
Integrated accounting, tax and advisory under one roof.
Monthly reporting and clear pricing with no long-term contracts.
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Yes. NexusWorks provides comprehensive financial support for Arizona businesses, including bookkeeping, tax planning, tax compliance, financial advisory, and Fractional CFO services. These services can be tailored to growing businesses and provide greater visibility into cash flow, profitability, and financial performance.
Yes. NexusWorks provides Fractional CFO services for businesses that need support with financial forecasting, budgeting, cash flow management, strategic planning, and business growth without hiring a full time CFO. Arizona businesses can also benefit from financial advisory and optimization when making important financial decisions.
Arizona’s Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT) is a tax on the privilege of doing business in the state, levied on the seller rather than the buyer. Rates vary by business classification and city. We help you register, classify revenue correctly and keep TPT returns aligned with your books.
Yes. Arizona taxes individual income at a flat rate and also has a corporate income tax. Owners of LLCs and S corporations may also benefit from Arizona’s elective pass-through entity tax. Our tax planning reviews whether it makes sense for you.
Yes. We support investors and property businesses with property-level bookkeeping, depreciation planning and cash flow reporting. Learn more about our real estate accounting services.
Arizona has a flat state income tax and a 5.6% Transaction Privilege Tax state sales tax. LLCs here generally have no annual report requirement, but a publication step in most counties. Also note that cities collect their own Transaction Privilege Tax. We map which of these apply to your business and add each one to your compliance calendar.
In most cases yes. Arizona requires a publication of the Articles of Organization within 60 days unless the LLC qualifies for an exemption based on its statutory agent and county. We confirm what applies before you file.
Yes. Our office is in Torrance, California, and we work with Arizona clients through video meetings, secure portals and cloud accounting software. Your books, taxes and reports are handled by the same CPA-led team.
