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Tax question

Deeko

Deeko

Lifer
Ok, last year, I worked at Circuit City's in both the Reading and Philadelphia areas. My primary address is Reading, but while I was at the CC in Philly, they had my school address down, thus I was taxed by the city of Philadelphia. Now, being that my primary address has always been Reading, when I fill out my Reading tax return, they are gonna ask for more money, right? Does this mean that I should also fill out a Philly tax return and get that money back?
 
Originally posted by: Sluggo
When did municipalities begin withholding taxes on wages?
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Kansas City does. but you don't have to file because you CAN'T get any back. all KC employers withhold 1% from your check. so it is a flat tax, everybody that works in KC Missouri looses 1% to the hell hole that is the city government

no need to file a form at least
 
Well, the thing is, Philly charges a higher rate than Reading. So technically I shouldn't have paid as much as I did in the first place...and I think that when I fill out the Reading return that they will ask for more.
 
Tax S/W for the state taxes may handle this for you.
If not, then you may have to file for a rebate with Phili and pay Reading the amount owed.

Do you file special forms for the local as well as the state?
 
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