Can I confirm the balance due for my tax bill?
Yes. Access Keystone’s e-Pay and enter the invoice number shown on your tax bill.
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I lost my bill. Can you provide me with my invoice number so that I can make a payment online?
Yes. Contact us for your invoice number to pay online or you may call our Taxpayer Service Department at 1-866-539-1100.
I did not receive my per capita tax bill. Can I have a copy sent to me?
Yes. Contact us if you did not receive your per capita tax bill. We can review your account and ensure a bill is sent to
My bill/account information is incorrect (e.g., address/last name). Can I request a correction?
Yes. Contact us and include your current account information along with your corrected information so that we can update your account accordingly. Alternatively, you may
I moved and no longer live in this area. Why did I receive a per capita tax bill?
Depending on your move date, you may be required to pay the per capita tax. To determine if you are eligible for a per capita
File Past Due Tax Returns Online
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.
Tax Filing Deadlines Extended to May 17, 2021
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.
File Tax Exemption Request Online
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.
Can I request an exemption from the current per capita tax online?
Most per capita tax exemptions can be submitted online using Keystone’s e-Pay. This service will allow you to provide proof of your eligibility for exemption
Upload Tax Documents Online
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.
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