Pennsylvania HB1273 repeals electronic payment requirements and penalties for non-compliance, allowing any payment method for personal income tax.
Pennsylvania HB1273 repeals provisions in the Tax Reform Code of 1971 that required electronic payment for personal income tax over $15,000 and imposed penalties for non-compliance. It also removes a penalty for non-electronic payments. The bill allows the Department of Revenue to accept any form of payment for personal income tax. The changes apply to taxable years beginning after December 31, 2025.
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