As tax time approaches, in light of COVID-19, there are a few unique issues that Pennsylvania taxpayers should be aware of when filing their returns. Below are five tips to keep in mind for the coming month.

Extension of Time to File

First and foremost, taxpayers have extra time to file their Pennsylvania personal income tax returns (PIT) and pay any tax due. The Internal Revenue Service announced it was extending the federal income tax filing deadline to May 17 and the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue followed suit, announcing that PIT and final 2020 PIT payments are also due May 17. With the extension, the Department of Revenue will waive any penalties and interest on final 2020 PIT returns and payments through the new deadline.

Federal Stimulus Checks Not Subject to PIT

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