Pennsylvania EITC Applications Open July 1

State and Local Tax, Tax
by Matthew Dodge
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The period for applying to Pennsylvania’s Education Improvement Tax Credit (EITC) program begins July 1 for new applicants. The program is very popular and availability of credits is typically limited.

Credits are issued on a first come-first served basis and specific credit types sell out quickly. Entities applying late or for credits already sold out may not receive their first choice or may be put on a waitlist.

If you or your business is interested in EITC in 2020, make sure your application is submitted early. For more information about the program, contact a Schneider Downs state and local tax professional.

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