HB 2027

Pennsylvania House Bill
2017-2018 Regular Session

Introduced in House
House
Senate
Governor

An Act amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax Reform Code of 1971, in personal income tax, repealing provisions relating to definitions, to withholding tax requirement for nonemployer payors, to information statement for nonemployer payors, to information statement for payees, to time for filing payors' returns, to payment of taxes withheld for nonemployer payors, to payor's liability for withheld taxes, to payor's failure to withhold, to amount of withholding tax, to treatment of nonresident partners, members or shareholders, to withholding on income and to annual withholding statement and further providing for requirements concerning returns, notices, records and statements and for additions, penalties and fees.

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Bill Sponsors (19)

Francis X. Ryan

Republican

Dawn Keefer

Republican
Representative
District 92

Kate Klunk

Republican
Representative
District 169

David R. Millard

Republican

Craig Staats

Republican
Representative
District 145

Ward

Cosponsor

A. Harris

Cosponsor

Jim Cox

Republican

Matthew D. Dowling

Republican

Seth Grove

Republican
Representative
District 196

John Lawrence

Republican
Representative
District 13

Dan Moul

Republican
Representative
District 91

Mark Mustio

Republican

Kristin Phillips-Hill

Republican
Senator
District 28

Tommy Sankey

Republican

Katharine M. Watson

Republican

Jeff C. Wheeland

Republican

Dave Zimmerman

Republican
Representative
District 99

Cris Dush

Republican
Senator
District 25

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Jan 24, 2018

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PN 2929 Referred to FINANCE

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