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ACT 34 of 2023 (HB 1300) was signed into law on December 14, 2023, and applies retroactively to January 1, 2023. The amounts paid or
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Remit using the directions provided on the form.
Pennsylvania law permits the collection of delinquent taxes, such as local earned income tax, per capita or occupation tax, by wage garnishment. By law, employers
The employee may owe taxes for multiple delinquent tax types, tax years, or to different political subdivisions. The best way to manage all wage garnishments
If the employee is still on your payroll and earning wages, you are required to withhold and remit a maximum of 10% of their gross
If the employee has been terminated or is no longer employed, you must notify Keystone by visiting Business.KeystoneCollects.com where you can view, pay, or respond
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