Prospect Park and Penndel Boroughs Adopt Earned Income Tax
Keystone Collections Group is the tax administrator for Prospect Park Borough’s (Delaware County) and Penndel Borough’s (Bucks County) newly adopted 1% earned income tax.
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Do I include local services tax (LST) payments on my earned income tax (EIT) return?
No. The LST is a flat tax that is not based on taxable income.
May I transfer a portion of my Philadelphia credits to my spouse?
No. Philadelphia credits may not exceed PA resident local earned income tax liability, be transferred to a spouse, or be applied to next year’s tax
I work outside of PA and my employer withholds taxes to the state where I work. Can I claim out-of-state credits?
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
I moved during the tax year but did not file a “part-year” return for each address. Do I have to file amended tax returns?
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
If I am self-employed, or my employer does not withhold my taxes, must I file and make quarterly tax estimate payments?
Yes. Local earned income taxes are due quarterly and must be filed according to this schedule: 1st Quarter payment Due April 15 2nd Quarter payment
Shikellamy Tax Rate Worksheet
This form should be used by part year residents of the Shikellamy School District or residents who need to calculate local earned income taxes without
Annual Income Tax Refunds on Their Way!
Keystone continues to work diligently to quickly process the hundreds of thousands of local earned income tax returns received this tax season.
Does the e-file Business Portal retain payroll withholding information?
No. You must report income and withholding amounts each time you file and pay your quarterly payroll tax. A report is generated for you to
I have an employee who works from home. Should I consider the home to be the workplace location?
Yes. If the employee works from home or receives his or her work orders and instructions at home, then the employee’s home address is considered
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