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Our experienced professionals will answer all your questions about selling a privately held business in complete confidentiality. Please Click Here to fill out a short form, or call us at (732) 872-6777. We will contact you directly and will never identify ourselves to your employees.A native of Blakely, Tom received his BA from East Stroudsburg University & his PA Real Estate Broker License from Penn State University. In 1992, Tom became a Pennsylvania General Appraiser and currently operates a regional appraisal company, servicing a 10 county area. Tom has been engaged in various businesses and has been actively involved in real estate as a Real Estate Broker, Business Broker, Residential /Commercial Appraiser, and Developer for over 30 years. He is the owner of Capezio Realty Company, President of CRC Real Estate Services, a licensed PA Real Estate Broker and a Certified General Real Estate Appraiser. His professional memberships include Local, State and National Realtor & Appraiser Associations.

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Pennsylvania considers a seller to have sales tax nexus in the state if you have any of the following in the state: You can click here to read exactly what the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue (Pennsylvania’s taxing authority) has to say about what constitutes sales tax nexus in Pennsylvania. If you sell on Amazon FBA, you may have sales tax nexus in Pennsylvania. Storing physical products in a state can create sales tax nexus, and Pennsylvania is home to nine operating or planned Amazon Fulfillment Centers. To determine whether or not you have items stored in an FBA warehouse in Pennsylvania, you can do one of two things: You may find that your inventory is stored in one or all of Pennsylvania’s Amazon fulfillment centers in this list: Read here for more about Amazon and sales tax nexus. Here’s a list of all Amazon Fulfillment Centers in the country. You’ve probably read this far because you realized you have sales tax nexus in Pennsylvania.

Services in Pennsylvania are generally not taxable. So if you’re a beautician or a stenographer, you’re in luck and you don’t have to worry about sales tax. But watch out – if the service you provide includes selling, repairing or building a product that service may be taxable. Tangible products are taxable in Pennsylvania , with a few exceptions. These exceptions include food (not ready-to-eat); and residential heating fuels such as oil, electricity, gas, coal and firewood. So if you sell office supplies, then charge sales tax to your Pennsylvania customers. But if you’re an attorney, don’t charge sales tax to your Pennsylvania customers. If you have sales tax nexus in Pennsylvania and your products are taxable, your next step is to register for a sales tax permit. Sellers with sales tax nexus in Pennsylvania must apply for a Pennsylvania sales tax permit.Pennsylvania considers it unlawful to collect sales tax in their name without a permit.

Go here for more on how to register for a sales tax permit in Pennsylvania. So you’ve determined that you have sales tax nexus in Pennsylvania and what you’re selling is taxable. And you’re all set and registered for your Pennsylvania sales tax permit. The sales tax rate you collect in Pennsylvania depends on whether you are based in Pennsylvania or out-of-state. Pennsylvania is an origin-based sales tax state. So if you live in Pennsylvania, collecting sales tax is fairly easy. Collect sales tax at the tax rate where your business is located. Example: You run your business in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 15201 and you sell an item to a customer in Philadelphia, 19019. Your tax rate is 7% and your customer’s tax rate is 8%. You would charge the customer your tax rate of 7%. If you have more than one location in Pennsylvania, then you would base the sales tax rate you charge on the point of origin of your sale. Important to note: Only two locations in Pennsylvania that have a local tax rate: Allegheny County and Philadelphia.

Everywhere else is just the state tax rate of 6%. If you live outside of Pennsylvania, but have nexus in the state, you would charge the 6% Pennsylvania state use tax rate. (Use tax is similar to sales tax, but charged by “remote sellers” - sellers who aren’t based in a state but have sales tax nexus in that state.) If you are an Amazon pro seller and use Amazon to collect sales tax, be sure you have your Pennsylvania sales tax settings entered correctly. Find step-by-step instructions for setting up your Amazon sales tax settings here. If the item being shipped is taxable, the shipping and handling charges are also subject to tax. If the item being shipped is not subject to sales tax, neither are the shipping and handling charges. In the case where items being shipped are both taxable and nontaxable, then the shipping and handling charges for the entire shipment are subject to tax. Read a full explanation of sales tax on shipping inPennsylvania here. Caption: The top 20 most populous cities in Pennsylvania and their sales tax rates

When you file and pay Pennsylvania sales tax depends on two things: your assigned filing frequency and your state’s due dates.In most states, how often you file sales tax is based on the amount of sales tax you collect from buyers in the state. In Pennsylvania, your sales tax filing frequency is determined by your sales tax liability during Q3 of the previous year. In Pennsylvania, you will be required to file and remit sales tax either monthly, quarterly, or semiannually. How often you are required to file sales tax in Pennsylvania follows this general rule: Pennsylvania sales tax returns are generally always due the 20th of the month following the reporting period, though semiannual filers get an extra month. When it comes time to file sales tax in Pennsylvania you must do three things: Calculating how much sales tax you should remit to the state of Pennsylvania is easy with TaxJar’s Pennsylvania sales tax report.All the information you need to file your Pennsylvania sales tax return will be waiting for you in TaxJar.