ACT 32 Home
Act 32 requires that employers must withhold local earned income taxes (EIT)
on behalf of their employees and file returns with the Tax Officer selected by
the Tax Collection District (TCD) in which the employer is located.
For more information About Act 32, Click Here.
NEW! W-2 Form Frequently Asked Questions!
On-Line Employer Registration is available Now!
Click here to be added to our Act 32 Mailing List
This section of the JTS website will provide you with situation specific information with regard to ACT-32 of 2008.
 |
 |
||
 |
|||
(Please click on one of the buttons above).
DISCLAIMER: Jordan Tax Service, Inc., does not warrant the accuracy of the information obtained from this site. This information is not offered as and does not constitute legal advice and may not be legally relied upon by any person or organization. While an attempt has been made to provide correct information, the law and regulations in Pennsylvania are subject to change without notice. This site is only meant as a guide to Act 32 and the related collection services offered by Jordan Tax Service, Inc. We recommend you contact a legal or accounting professional or the DCED with any questions.
Please note that hyperlinks on this page may bring you to other sites which are not Jordan Tax Service, Inc. websites. Jordan Tax Service, Inc., is not responsible for any such third party content that may be accessed via these external hyperlinks or any security issues relating to such sites.
For the full text of Jordan Tax Service, Inc.’s Terms of Use, click here.
Frequently used terms are defined for purposes of this website only. For the full statutory definition of each term, if applicable, consult Act 32. (NOTE: This link provides access to the text of Act 32, as finally passed by the Pennsylvania General Assembly. The original text of the law may no longer be current. Jordan Tax Service, Inc. does not warrant any content linked to this page. Users should seek legal assistance to verify the current status of the law.)
Pursuant to the Local Taxpayers Bill of Rights, Taxpayers, as that term is defined in the Act, are entitled to receive a written explanation of their rights with regard to the audit, appeal, enforcement, refund and collection of local Taxes by contacting the Tax Collection Committee that represents the Tax Collection District in which you reside.