What to do I do if I believe I already garnished the employee for this tax?
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
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Why has my employee received multiple wage garnishments?
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
How do I respond to a wage garnishment for an employee that is seasonal or on leave?
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
How do I respond to a wage garnishment I received for a former employee that is no longer employed by my company?
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
How much money am I required to withhold for my employee for whom I received a wage garnishment?
Employers must withhold and remit not more than 10% of the employee’s gross earnings per pay period until the wage garnishment amount has been satisfied. You
Do I need a Keystone account number to report my quarterly payroll withholding?
No. Use your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and your workplace location political subdivision (PSD) code.
Do I file my quarterly returns with the tax officer for my workplace location?
Yes. File your local quarterly tax returns with the Act 32 tax officer for your workplace location political subdivision (PSD) Code. The easiest way to
Do I report and file payroll withholding using a Keystone account number?
No. Use your Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN) and your workplace location political subdivision (PSD) code when filing your local payroll tax online with Keystone’s
I work out of state and pay income tax to a municipality in that other state. Am I eligible for a credit against my Pennsylvania resident local tax liability?
Yes. Income tax paid to an out-of-state municipality in a non-reciprocal state (for example, to Wilmington, DE) may be applied as a credit toward PA
What documents do I need to show that I was a resident for only part of the year?
You must complete a final return for each Pennsylvania jurisdiction in which you lived. Provide Keystone with a copy of the final return for each
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