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Code · Arizona · Title 43 — Revenue and Taxation

43-403. Employment excluded from withholding

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A. No amount shall be deducted or retained from:
1. Wages or salary paid to an employee of a common carrier when such employee is a nonresident of this state as defined in section 43-104 and regularly performs services both within and without this state.
2. Wages paid for domestic service in a private home.
3. Wages paid for casual labor not in the course of the employer's trade or business.
4. Wages paid to part-time or seasonal employees whose services to the employer consist solely of labor in connection with the planting, cultivating, harvesting or field packing of seasonal agricultural crops, except such employees whose principal duties are operating any mechanically-driven device in such operations.
5. Wages or salary paid to a nonresident of this state who is:
(a)An employee of an individual, fiduciary, partnership, corporation or limited liability company having property, payroll and sales in this state, or of a related entity having more than fifty per cent direct or indirect common ownership.
(b)Physically present in this state for less than sixty days in a calendar year for the purpose of performing a service that will benefit the employer or the related entity. For purposes of determining the number of days of service in this state, days spent in the following activities are not included:
(i)In transit.
(ii)Engaging in personal activities.
(iii)Participating in training or professional development activities or attending meetings that are not directly connected to the Arizona operations of the employer or the related entity.
6. Wages or salary paid to a nonresident who is in this state on a temporary basis for the purpose of performing disaster recovery from a declared disaster during a disaster period as defined in section 42-1130.
B. In addition to the exemptions from the withholding provisions contained in subsection A of this section, because of the temporary nature of such employment, no amount shall be deducted or retained from wages paid to a nonresident of this state engaged in any phase of motion picture production when, prior to the time of payment of such wages, an application is made by the employer to the department, on forms prescribed by the department, for an exemption from the withholding provisions of this section and the department determines that the nonresident would be allowed a credit under section 43-1096 against all of the taxes upon such wages imposed by this chapter.
C. Subsection A, paragraph 5 of this section does not apply to a nonresident employee who is in this state solely for athletic or entertainment purposes.
D. Notwithstanding subsection A, paragraphs 4 and 5 of this section:
1. A nonresident employee under subsection A, paragraph 5 of this section or a part-time or seasonal employee under subsection A, paragraph 4 of this section may elect to have withholding deducted in the manner prescribed by section 43-401, subsection E and the employer shall withhold tax pursuant to that election.
2. The employer may elect to withhold tax from the nonresident employee before the sixty-day limitation has elapsed.
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