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After the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue announced that the Personal Income Tax (“PIT”) deadline has been extended to July 15, Governor Tom Wolf followed that by signing Act 10 of 2020 (HB 1232), extending the due date for additional state tax filings and payments.
Specifically, Act 10 provides for the extension of the following tax filing deadlines:
Extension of Filing Deadline Applies to Trusts/Estates, Partnerships and S Corporations, (Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, April 2, 2020.)
The Department also announced that the extension of the federal due date for calendar year corporations to July 15 means that – by definition of state statute – the due date for Pennsylvania corporations is being extended from May 15 to August 14 for both filing and payment. The June 15 estimated payment due date for corporations remains unchanged.
Act 10 also provides an extension of the due date for nonresident withholding and partnership corporate net income tax withholding payments, which are now due July 15.
Other notes regarding Pennsylvania tax administration include:
The Department has a webpage dedicated to its COVID-19 response with a number of resources, including a table of revised due dates by tax and payment type.
Act 10 allowed the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development to also work with local taxing jurisdictions in extending the 2019 deadlines for local tax returns and payments to July 15. Many localities have been slow to issue guidance on whether extensions are available for business privilege and mercantile taxes. We will continue to monitor those jurisdictions and provide an update when information becomes available.
If you have any questions on how the tax deadline extensions affect your state and local taxes, contact your Schneider Downs tax advisor.
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