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Keystone began mailing current per capita and real estate tax bills on behalf of the school districts and municipalities listed.

Missed the tax filing deadline? You can still file a 2020 tax return using Keystone’s e-file, the easy, fast and secure way to file your local tax return online.

The PA Department of Revenue and the IRS announced that the income tax filing deadline for the final annual return (2020) is extended to May 17, 2021. The local earned income tax filing deadline is accordingly extended to match the State and Federal date of May 17, 2021.

Current per capita tax exemptions can now be submitted online using Keystone’s e-pay. This service will allow you to provide proof of your eligibility for exemption from a portion of this tax.

If you received a delinquent earned income tax notice but you believe that you do not owe some or all of the unpaid tax because of unapplied tax credits, previously unreported tax withholdings or other extenuating circumstances, you will need to provide supporting documentation to substantiate your claim.

Pennsylvania residents who work in another state can file local tax returns online using Keystone’s e-file. Using e-file is fast and easy from your PC or any mobile device. In most cases, all you need is your W-2 showing income tax withholding.

Mail and courier delivery delays increased significantly during this pandemic period. To ensure you meet your payment and filing due dates, consider using one of Keystone’s online portals.

Keystone Collections Group is the tax administrator for Prospect Park Borough’s (Delaware County) and Penndel Borough’s (Bucks County) newly adopted 1% earned income tax.

Use e-file, Keystone’s web-based service, to pay your 4th quarter earned income tax payment. e-file’s adaptive page formats work for all devices, including PCs, smartphones and tablets, making filing easy and fast. Pay your tax on time to avoid statutory interest, penalty and costs.