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AZURE Bulk Filing Overview
The Arizona UI Tax Reporting for Employers (AZURE) system allows any filer to upload single or multiple quarterly Unemployment Tax & Wage Reports in XML format and submit ACH Credit payments via a Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP) process.
The AZURE Bulk Filing System Overview
- Receives XML files containing Tax & Wage report data for multiple employers in a XML file format.
- Sends two acknowledgements; one for file receipt and one for file validation.
- Receives corresponding ACH credit payment data from the bank.
- No limits on the size of employers/employees when filing with the following exceptions:
- Test files are not to exceed a maximum of 1000 employers per file.
- Production files are not to exceed a maximum of 5000 employers per file.
The steps required to use AZURE
- Registration – Complete the AZURE Bulk Filing Application (52 KB PDF) to receive your Login ID (Username) and password
- Test File Transmission & Validation
- Contact the Department at [email protected] when ready to begin testing.
- AZURE User Requirements, Technical Specifications and Testing Schedule
- Production File Transmission - Access to the Production server for “live” filing will be provided once the certification process is successfully completed.
Contact information
For more information or assistance, please contact the UI Tax Employer Accounting Unit at (602)771-3689 or (602)771-6601. You may also email your questions to [email protected].
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