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1213016101 rct-121c 03-16 Date Received Official Use Only PAgE 1 Of 3 grOSS PrEmIUmS tAX - fOrEIgn cASUAlty Or fOrEIgn fIrE InSUrAncE cOmPAnIES c Tax Year Begin Revenue ID Federal ID FEIN Parent Corporation FEIN Tax Year End 12/31/20 Due Date April 15 Taxpayer Name Check to Indicate a Change of Address Send All Correspondence to the Preparer Amended Report Include REV-1175. First Report Payment Made Electronically KOZ/EIP As Originally Registered with PA Dept. of Insurance Foreign Casualty A Fo ...

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What are taxable gross receipts?

Gross receipts are the total amounts the organization received from all sources during its annual accounting period, without subtracting any costs or expenses. Page Last Reviewed or Updated: 20-May-2022.

What can be counted as income?

Generally, you must include in gross income everything you receive in payment for personal services. In addition to wages, salaries, commissions, fees, and tips, this includes other forms of compensation such as fringe benefits and stock options.

What taxes are imposed by Pennsylvania?

Current Tax Rates TaxRatePA Sales, Use and Hotel Occupancy Tax6 percentLocal Sales Tax1 percent for Allegheny County 2 percent for PhiladelphiaCigarette Tax$2.60 per pack of 20 cigarettes/little cigars ($0.13 per stick)Malt Beverage TaxSee Malt Beverage Tax Rate Table31 more rows

What is taxable for PA local tax?

Taxable Income Includes: Salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, tips, stipends, fees, incentive payments, employee contributions to retirement accounts, compensation drawing accounts (if amount received as a drawing account exceeds the salary or commission, the tax is payable on the amount received.

What income is subject to local tax?

Local wages are all wages subject to tax within the locality. Not all localities tax all wages. For example, some localities may not tax wages subject to Section 125 cafeteria plans. So, the employer would deduct the amount of the cafeteria plan from the employees wages before calculating the local income tax.

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