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Jared Smith
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  • Real Estate Broker
  • Scottsdale AZ & Cleveland, OH
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Know your Taxes in Arizona!

Jared Smith
Pro Member
  • Real Estate Broker
  • Scottsdale AZ & Cleveland, OH
Posted

BP Community,

I love the fact that everyone here on BP knows that it's not about just making more money/cashflow/appreciation, but saving/cutting costs/increasing efficiencies really help your bottom line. It also helps when your mom is a CPA!  

Tax implications can be extremely impactful and also detrimental. 

In Arizona, if you make +$200,000.00 per year:

  • Your Take-home pay: $140,562

Residents in the Valley of the Sun enjoy a graduated state income tax system that helps keep overall tax rates low. The top state income tax rate of 4.54 percent only applies to single filers earning at least $155,159, or joint filers earning $310,317 or more. The state also offers decent standard deductions and personal exemptions to taxpayers.

Happy Investing in Arizona!

-Jared

  • Jared Smith