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Individuals These resources are for individual taxpayers looking to file and pay taxes and fees, obtain a tax receipt, and more. Filing deadlines are set
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I received a delinquent per capita tax bill from Keystone. The original bill is not from Keystone but from another tax collector. Do I have to pay the delinquent tax to Keystone?
Yes. Keystone is the delinquent tax collector. You received a bill from Keystone because your account was turned over as delinquent. Your failure to reconcile
Can I determine if I am exempt from the per capita or occupation taxes, and file my exemption request online?
Yes. In most instances, your bill will list exemptions that apply in your taxing district. Exemptions vary by taxing district. Not all taxing districts offer
I received a per capita tax bill, but my spouse did not. Do we have to request a bill for my spouse?
Yes. If you, or your spouse are subject to the tax and did not receive a bill, contact Keystone Collections Group immediately. Call Keystone’s Taxpayer
Will my mortgage company pay the per capita tax along with my property tax?
No. Your mortgage company will not pay your per capita tax. The fast and easy way to pay your per capita tax is online using
Is the per capita tax different from the occupation tax?
Yes. The per capita tax is usually a fixed amount charged annually to each adult residing within the taxing district. The occupation tax may be
May I pay online using a credit card?
Yes. Keystone’s e-Pay permits you to make a credit card payment online. Simply choose the credit card option from the drop-down menu on the payment
May I pay per capita taxes online for my spouse and other members of my family?
Yes. You may pay the per capita tax for every member of your family in one, safe and easy transaction using Keystone’s e-Pay. Enter the
May I pay my per capita tax bill online?
Yes. Keystone’s e-Pay is the easy, fast and secure way to pay your per capita tax.
I work two jobs, do I have to pay local services tax (LST) for both?
No. The LST is applicable only to your primary job. If you have a second job, you are not required to pay LST a second
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