Pennsylvania HB2300 mandates taxpayers with delinquent sales tax balances over $5,000 to use authorized service providers for tax reporting and.

Pennsylvania HB2300 amends the Tax Reform Code of 1971 to require taxpayers with delinquent sales tax balances exceeding $5,000 to use authorized service providers for tax reporting and remittance. The Department of Revenue may assess a $10,000 penalty against taxpayers who refuse or fail to enroll with an authorized service provider. The department will cover the costs of the service provider for the first twelve months, after which the taxpayer must pay. The requirement lasts until the later of one year since enrollment or six months after all tax delinquencies are reported and paid.

Pennsylvania HB2300 mandates taxpayers with delinquent sales tax balances over $5,000 to use authorized service providers for tax reporting and.

Pennsylvania HB2300 amends the Tax Reform Code of 1971 to require taxpayers with delinquent sales tax balances exceeding $5,000 to use authorized service providers for tax reporting and remittance. The Department of Revenue may assess a $10,000 penalty against taxpayers who refuse or fail to enroll with an authorized service provider. The department will cover the costs of the service provider for the first twelve months, after which the taxpayer must pay. The requirement lasts until the later of one year since enrollment or six months after all tax delinquencies are reported and paid.