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No. Pennsylvania residents are not subject to income tax on their wage or salary compensation to a reciprocal state. NOTE: This restriction does not apply
Yes. Keystone’s e-file permits you to file a return online and claim out-of-state tax credits, if available. When providing W-2 detail, e-file asks you if
No. If you previously submitted a tax return and need to adjust the information reported on that return, you must file an amended tax return.
Yes. Any adjustment to a filed tax return must occur on an Amended Return. Amended returns must be filed on paper. Mail the paper return
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Yes. File an amended return for each address to account for the income earned while living there. Use the worksheet on the reverse of the
Yes. If you were employed in Pennsylvania, provide a W-2 showing Pennsylvania state wages in Box 16 and local withholding, if applicable, in Box 19.
No. Line 1 is specifically reserved for reporting wages. If you work in PA, report the wage figure that appears in Box 16 (State Wages)
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