Although most states’ taxable income is based upon federal adjusted gross income, numerous state issues arise in calculating state income tax including: the application of unique state additions, subtractions, and credits; the apportionment of income by interstate businesses; whether income is apportioned business or non-apportioned non-business income; whether the standard apportionment formula may be modified under special circumstances; etc. Many taxpayers are not addressing many of these issues to their maximum benefit. WWP specializes in developing, identifying and implementing state income tax opportunities and in experienced and aggressive audit representation. WWP’s research skills, knowledge, credibility and relationships with state and local taxing authorities and business entities enable us to provide unsurpassed income tax services. WWP has represented many of the most recognized businesses operating in the Southwest including manufacturers, property developers, transportation companies, construction companies, and technology companies.
For both individual and corporate income taxation, Arizona taxable income is based upon federal adjusted gross income. However, Arizona has numerous additions, subtractions, and credits that are applicable to arrive at taxpayers’ Arizona income tax liability. Arizona businesses are also subject to the apportionment rules of Arizona that can be varied under particular circumstances. WWP specializes in identifying and implementing the unique income tax opportunities of Arizona as well as providing experienced and aggressive audit representation.