It appears this question references Alaska, but the content provided is about Arizona. However, in Arizona, here are the essential steps businesses must take to accurately calculate and remit sales tax:

1. Determine Taxability: Identify whether the products or services sold are subject to Arizona's Transaction Privilege Tax (TPT).

2. Register for a TPT License: Obtain a TPT license through the Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) by completing the Joint Tax Application (JT-1).

3. Identify Applicable Tax Rates: Combine the state base rate (6.0% in 2024) with any local county and district rates based on the sale location.

4. Collect Sales Tax: Apply the appropriate total tax rate to each taxable sale.

5. Maintain Accurate Records: Keep detailed records of all sales, taxable and exempt, including invoices and receipts.

6. File TPT Returns: Submit regular returns (monthly, quarterly, annually) through ADOR’s online portal, adhering to your filing frequency.

7. Remit Collected Taxes: Pay the collected TPT by the due dates to avoid penalties.

8. Stay Updated: Regularly review changes in tax rates and regulations to ensure ongoing compliance.

9. Use Tax Compliance: Report and remit use tax for out-of-state purchases used in Arizona if applicable.

By following these steps, businesses can ensure accurate tax calculation, collection, and remittance, maintaining compliance with Arizona’s TPT regulations.