You are missing information to answer your question. You will calculate your tax by using the Arizona tax form, and making deductions, and then looking at the tax table. It may be possible depending on the deductions that you would not owe any tax.

Hi Connie,

The state income taxes in AZ are not a flat tax, they're a progressive tax, the more you make the higher percentage you pay.

Without knowing the rest of you income, marital status, exemptions/deductions, no one can tell you exactly how much in AZ income taxes you will pay. It is a good idea to do a mock return and see the impact this move may have on your tax liability.

The Arizona state income tax on $37,916 would put you
into the 3.36% state tax bracket. You would have to make
more than $50,000 to go into the next tax bracket.

Between $0 and $10,000 2.59% tax is $256 dollars.
Between $10,001 and $25,000 2.88% tax is $432 rounded up.
The remaining $12,915 is taxed at 3.36 per cent, that's another $432

256+432+432= $1120. Jesus that's not cheap. Correct me if I'm wrong.