Arizona § 38-792 Exemptions from execution, attachment and taxation; exception

Arizona Statutes

§ 38-792 — Exemptions from execution, attachment and taxation; exception

Arizona·Title 38 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 5 SOCIAL SECURITY AND RETIREMENT·Art. 2 Arizona State Retirement System

A.The benefits and annuities, the member and employer contributions and the securities in ASRS accounts provided for in this article are not subject to execution or attachment and are nonassignable except as specifically provided in this article. The member and employer contributions and the securities in ASRS accounts are exempt from state, county and municipal income taxes. Contributions that are withdrawn after December 31, 1974 by a public officer or employee from the accounts of ASRS and that are not received as benefits from ASRS and benefits and annuities received by a public officer or employee from ASRS after December 31, 1988 are subject to tax pursuant to title 43.

B.Interest, earnings and all other credits pertaining to benefits and annuities are not subject to execution or

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A. The benefits and annuities, the member and employer contributions and the securities in ASRS accounts provided for in this article are not subject to execution or attachment and are nonassignable except as specifically provided in this article. The member and employer contributions and the securities in ASRS accounts are exempt from state, county and municipal income taxes. Contributions that are withdrawn after December 31, 1974 by a public officer or employee from the accounts of ASRS and that are not received as benefits from ASRS and benefits and annuities received by a public officer or employee from ASRS after December 31, 1988 are subject to tax pursuant to title 43.

B. Interest, earnings and all other credits pertaining to benefits and annuities are not subject to execution or attachment and are nonassignable.

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