How does Keystone obtain taxpayer billing information?
Taxpayers often ask how Keystone identifies residents and businesses to generate tax rolls. Keystone receives this information from many sources, including the school districts and
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How do I request a tax overpayment refund on behalf of a deceased person?
Refund requests can be submitted via the Contact form.
Why did my employer receive a notice from Keystone to garnish my pay?
State law authorizes the collection of delinquent tax by wage garnishment. You were previously notified about this delinquent tax and failed to reconcile your account
Why did I receive a wage garnishment notice for my employee?
The employee or employee’s spouse noted on the notice was previously notified about this delinquent tax and failed to reconcile their account by remitting the
My employer withheld local taxes from my paychecks but I live and work in an area with a 0% tax rate, how do I get my money back?
Your employer will need to fill out and submit to Keystone the Employer Request for Employee Reimbursement form.
How do I log in and set up a Business Portal e-file account?
IMPORTANT! If you have an existing account set up for Keystone portals (e.g., KeyTRAC or e-file for Individuals), you may use those credentials to gain
I am new to the area, can I get added the tax rolls?
Yes. Contact the Taxpayer Service Department at 1-866-539-1100. We can set up your account for you.
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
The wage garnishment notice I received states that the amounts owed are for my spouse, is this legal?
Yes. Pennsylvania law permits garnishment against a taxpayer and/or their spouse to collect the taxpayer’s delinquent tax.
How much of my pay is my employer allowed to garnish each week?
An employer is permitted to withhold up to 10% of your gross wages, commissions or other earnings, until such time that the listed balance is
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