Where's My Refund AZ (Arizona)?

Waiting for your Arizona state tax refund can take a little while. So it will take some patience.

Part of this is because Arizona electronic income tax returns are first processed and accepted by the IRS. This may add some time to the process if the state has to wait for the IRS.

But there’s more to the story than that. In this article, we will share with you how to get more information on your tax refund, where you can check for updates, and what may be causing the delays (if there are any).

You’ll also find information about the Arizona state tax rates for individuals.

Where’s My Refund AZ?

Here are all the important details you need to find out the status of your Arizona state income tax refund…

Where to Check the Status of Your Arizona Tax Refund

To check the status of your Arizona Tax Refund, you may visit their website at https://aztaxes.gov/Home/CheckRefund. Once you’re on the webpage, you will be asked to provide the following details:

Your Social Security number or SSN
Select your filing status from the drop-down options
Your Zip code
And your tax year

Once you have entered all the details, simply click on the “Check Status” button to check the status of your refund.

Please note that they only provide the status eight weeks after your paper-filed returns.

How to Contact the Arizona State Department of Revenue

You may also check your refund status offline. All you have to do is call the Arizona State Department of Revenue to check your refund status.

Their hotline number is 602-255-3381, or their toll-free hotline at 800-352-4090. Hours are 8 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.

Just understand that it’s highly likely that the phone service representatives will have the same information you can get on the website. Please wait at least eight weeks before checking the status of your refund.

What Can Cause a Delay In Your AZ Tax Refund

If you think you should have your Arizona state tax refund, but it has not arrived yet, it is possible there may be some delays with your refund. So what causes a delay?

It could be any one of several reasons that could result in a delay in your Arizona state tax refunds. Some of the more common reasons include the following:

Not opting for direct deposit
Delays with the Postal Service, either with your paper return or a check that was mailed
Any math errors on your return or other adjustments or irregularities will often result in a delay
The Arizona Department of Revenue may need further verification on the information about some of the information on your return. In this case, the DOR may require you to provide additional information
If there is information missing on your return (Social Security Number, depending information, etc.) or the return is incomplete in any way, this will usually result in a delay

To get your refund as fast as possible, make sure all the info on your return is accurate. Also, make sure to submit your filing online and choose the direct deposit option to get your refund electronically sent to your bank account. This is both faster and more convenient for you.

Should there be any delays with your Arizona state tax refund, just call the hotline number we have provided above, or visit their website at https://azdor.gov/individual-income-tax-filing-assistance/wheres-my-refund.

Tax Rates for Arizona

Rates for single or married filing separately:

Tax rate	Taxable income bracket	Tax owed
2.59%	$0 – $27,808.	2.59% of taxable income
3.34%	$27,809 – $55,615	3.34% of income over $27,808, plus $720
4.17%	$55,616 – 166,843	4.17% of income over $55,615, plus $1,649
4.5%	$166,844 – $250,000	4.5% of income over $166,843, plus $6,287
1%	$250,001 +	1% of taxable income over $250,000, plus $10,029. Plus, an additional 3.5% of income over $250,000.

Rates for married filing jointly or Head of Household:

Tax rate	Taxable income bracket	Tax owed
2.59%	$0 – $55,615	2.59% of taxable income
3.34%	$55,616 – $111,229	3.34% of taxable income over $55,615, plus $1,440
4.17%	$111,230 – $333,684	4.17% of taxable income over $111,229, plus $3,298
4.5%	$333,685 – $500,000	4.5% of taxable income over $333,684, plus $12,574
1%	$500,001 +	1% of taxable income over $500,000, plus $20,059. Plus an additional 3.5% of income over $500,000.