Pennsylvania HB2610 establishes electronic tax lien filing and a centralized repository for tax liens, while repealing certain provisions.

Pennsylvania HB2610 amends the Tax Reform Code of 1971 to introduce electronic tax lien filing and a centralized repository for Commonwealth tax liens. The bill mandates that tax liens on property, franchises, and rights to property of corporations, associations, or individuals become effective upon posting of the liability. It requires the Department of Revenue to maintain a searchable repository of all tax liens, accessible on its public website. The bill also repeals certain provisions to align with the new electronic filing system.

Pennsylvania HB2610 establishes electronic tax lien filing and a centralized repository for tax liens, while repealing certain provisions.

Pennsylvania HB2610 amends the Tax Reform Code of 1971 to introduce electronic tax lien filing and a centralized repository for Commonwealth tax liens. The bill mandates that tax liens on property, franchises, and rights to property of corporations, associations, or individuals become effective upon posting of the liability. It requires the Department of Revenue to maintain a searchable repository of all tax liens, accessible on its public website. The bill also repeals certain provisions to align with the new electronic filing system.