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Reference Desk: Income Tax Information


Tax Forms

2011 Federal Tax Forms
1040 1040A 1040EZ
1040 Instructions   1040 EZ Instructions

Form 2350
Extension of time
2011 Pennsylvania State Tax Forms
PA State tax forms and instructions
PA-40 Individual Income Tax Return
PA-40 Instructions
Requesting an Extension of Time to File State Income Tax Returns
PA-276 Extension
PA 1000 Property Tax or Rent Rebate forms and instructions
Allegheny County
Allegheny County Property Reassessment Information
2012 Allegheny County Property Assessment Appeal Forms
2013 Allegheny County Property Assessment Appeal Form
Property Tax Abatements and Exemptions Forms
Property Tax Relief for Senior Citizens

Local Municipal Tax Forms
North Hills School District/Ross Township EIT Form
Franklin Park Borough EIT Form
Local Municipality EIT Information

 

EARNED INCOME TAX MANDATORY WITHHOLDING STARTING JANUARY 1, 2012

PA Act 32 of 2008 was passed to simplify earned income tax collection for employers with a place of business located in Pennsylvania. Under this Act, these employers must collect and submit this tax to a single collection agency starting 2012. Bradford Woods, Franklin Park, Marshall, McCandless and Ross along with other taxing districts located in Northern Allegheny County formed the Northern Allegheny County Tax Committee (NACTC) selecting Keystone Collections Group as the designated collection entity.

Under Act 32 employers must withhold and remit earned income tax for every employee, on a quarterly basis. Keystone Collections will then process the payments and send the money to the designated municipality.

Keystone Collections has provided an informational YouTube video.

Keystone Collections Group will make the 2011 Annual Final Return tax form available to download on their website the end of January, 2012.

Keystone Collections Group http://www.keystonecollects.com/

Contact Keystone directly at 724-978-0300

Tax Assistance


Northland Public Library, in cooperation with AARP, will again offer free assistance in preparing federal and state tax returns for senior citizens and low-income residents.

This service will be offered from 9:00am to noon on Tuesdays and Thursdays from February 2 through April 12. Help will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis, and we cannot guarantee that everyone needing help can be accommodated on any given day. A signup sheet will be available outside the lower entrance of the library prior to opening