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HB 1610
Pennsylvania House•In Senate Committee
Summary
HB 1610, “In personal income tax, further providing for definitions and for income taxes imposed by other states and providing for provisions for overtime pay; in corporate net income tax, further providing for definitions, for determination of net loss deduction, for imposition of tax, for reports and payment of tax, for timely mailing treated as timely filing and payment and for additional withholding requirements, repealing provisions relating to consolidated reports, further providing for extension of time to file reports, for changes made by Federal Government, for limitations on assessments, for definitions, for manufacturing innovation and reinvestment deduction, for enforcement, rules and regulations, inquisitorial powers of the department, for retention of records and for penalties; in tax credit and tax benefit administration, further providing for definitions and providing for application of tax credits or tax benefits to a unitary business; providing for working Pennsylvanians tax credit; and, in general provisions, further providing for estimated tax, for underpayment of estimated tax and for restatement of tax liability under treaties”, was introduced in the House on Jun 12, 2025 by Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler (D) with 39 co-sponsors. It was referred to Finance, and last saw action on Jun 25, 2025: Referred to Finance.
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HB 1610 has 39 co-sponsors and 6 roll calls.
hb1610/amended.txtPRIOR PRINTER'S NO. 1914 PRINTER'S NO. 2012THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PENNSYLVANIAHOUSE BILLNo. 1610Session of2025INTRODUCED BY FIEDLER, DALEY, SAMUELSON, KRAJEWSKI, SCOTT,DELLOSO, N. NELSON, SANCHEZ, PROBST, HANBIDGE, PIELLI, GIRAL,KHAN, NEILSON, CIRESI, HOHENSTEIN, SHUSTERMAN, FREEMAN,DONAHUE, HILL-EVANS, OTTEN, CERRATO, GREEN, WAXMAN, T. DAVISAND WEBSTER, JUNE 12, 2025AS AMENDED ON SECOND CONSIDERATION, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,JUNE 24, 2025AN ACT1 Amending the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), entitled "An <--2 act relating to tax reform and State taxation by codifying3 and enumerating certain subjects of taxation and imposing4 taxes thereon; providing procedures for the payment,5 collection, administration and enforcement thereof; providing6 for tax credits in certain cases; conferring powers and7 imposing duties upon the Department of Revenue, certain8 employers, fiduciaries, individuals, persons, corporations9 and other entities; prescribing crimes, offenses and10 penalties," in corporate net income tax, further providing11 for definitions, for determination of net loss deduction, for12 imposition of tax, for reports and payment of tax, for timely13 mailing treated as timely filing and payment and for14 additional withholding requirements, repealing provisions15 relating to consolidated reports, further providing for16 extension of time to file reports, for changes made by17 Federal Government, for limitations on assessments, for18 definitions, for manufacturing innovation and reinvestment19 deduction, for enforcement, rules and regulations,20 inquisitorial powers of the department, for retention of21 records and for penalties; in tax credit and tax benefit22 administration, providing for application of tax credits or23 tax benefits to a unitary business; and, in general24 provisions, further providing for estimated tax, for25 underpayment of estimated tax and for restatement of tax26 liability under treaties.27 The General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania28 hereby enacts as follows:1 Section 1. Section 401(3)1(a) and (b), (3)2(a)(17)(E) and2 (5) of the act of March 4, 1971 (P.L.6, No.2), known as the Tax3 Reform Code of 1971, are amended, (3)1 is amended by adding a4 phrase, (3)1(t) is amended by adding a paragraph, (3)2(a)(1) is5 amended by adding a subparagraph, (3)2(a)(9)(A) is amended by6 adding a unit, (3)4 is amended by adding phrases and the section7 is amended by adding clauses to read:8 Section 401. Definitions.--The following words, terms, and9 phrases, when used in this article, shall have the meaning10 ascribed to them in this section, except where the context11 clearly indicates a different meaning:12 * * *13 (3) "Taxable income." 1. (a) In case the entire business14 of the corporation is transacted within this Commonwealth, for15 any taxable year which begins on or after January 1, 1971,16 taxable income for the calendar year or fiscal year as returned17 to and ascertained by the Federal Government before special18 deductions provided for in 26 U.S.C. Ch. 1 Subch. B Pt. VIII19 (relating to special deductions for corporations), not including20 the deductions provided for in 26 U.S.C. § 243 (relating to21 dividends received by corporations), or in the case of a22 corporation participating in the filing of consolidated returns23 to the Federal Government or that is not required to file a24 return with the Federal Government, the taxable income which25 would have been returned to and ascertained by the Federal26 Government before special deductions provided for in 26 U.S.C.27 Ch. 1 Subch. B Pt. VIII, not including the deductions provided28 for in 26 U.S.C. § 243, if separate returns had been made to the29 Federal Government for the current and prior taxable years,30 subject, however, to any correction thereof, for fraud, evasion,20250HB1610PN2012 - 2 -1 or error as finally ascertained by the Federal Government.2 (b) Additional deductions shall be allowed from taxable3 income on account of any dividends received from any other4 corporation but only to the extent that such dividends are5 included in taxable income as returned to and ascertained by the6 Federal Government. For tax years beginning on or after January7 1, 1991, additional deductions shall only be allowed for amounts8 included, under [section 78 of the Internal Revenue Code of 19869 (Public Law 99-514, 26 U.S.C. § 78)] 26 U.S.C. § 78 (relating to10 gross up for deemed paid foreign tax credit), in taxable income11 returned to and ascertained by the Federal Government and for12 the amount of any dividends received from a foreign corporation13 included in taxable income to the extent such dividends would be14 deductible in arriving at Federal taxable income if received15 from a domestic corporation. For taxable years beginning after16 December 31, 2025, the additional deduction with respect to17 dividends shall not be allowed for dividends between members of18 a unitary business.19 * * *20 (p.1) For taxable years beginning after December 31, 2025,21 in the case of a corporation that is a member of a unitary22 business, the term "taxable income" shall mean the combined23 unitary income of the unitary business, as determined on a24 water's-edge basis, plus the corporation's nonbusiness income.25 * * *26 (t) * * *27 (5) The adjustment required under paragraph (1) shall not28 apply to a transaction between the taxpayer and an affiliated29 entity if the taxpayer and the affiliated entity file as part of30 the same combined annual report in this State.20250HB1610PN2012 - 3 -1 * * *2 2. In case the entire business of any corporation, other3 than a corporation engaged in doing business as a regulated4 investment company as defined by the Internal Revenue Code of5 1986, is not transacted within this Commonwealth, the tax6 imposed by this article shall be based upon such portion of the7 taxable income of such corporation for the fiscal or calendar8 year, as defined in subclause 1 hereof, and may be determined as9 follows:10 (a) Division of Income.11 (1) As used in this definition, unless the context otherwise12 requires:13 * * *14 (E.1) Notwithstanding subparagraph (E), in regard to the15 sale, redemption, maturity or exchange of securities, held by16 the taxpayer primarily for sale to customers in the ordinary17 course of its trade or business, sales shall only include the18 net gains, equal to zero or above, received by the taxpayer.19 * * *20 (9) (A) Except as provided in subparagraph (B):21 * * *22 (vi) (a) For taxable years beginning after December 31,23 2025, the combined unitary income of a unitary business, as24 determined on a water's-edge basis, shall be apportioned to this25 State by multiplying said income by the member's sales factor,26 the numerator of which shall be the member's total sales in this27 State during the tax period, and the denominator of which shall28 be the combined total sales of all members of the unitary29 business everywhere during the tax period. In computing the30 sales of each member for purposes of apportionment, the20250HB1610PN2012 - 4 -1 following sales are excluded from the numerator and denominator:2 (I) sales from transactions between or among members of the3 unitary business that are deferred under 26 CFR 1.1502-134 (relating to intercompany transactions) for Federal taxable5 income purposes; and6 (II) the sales of each member that are excluded from the7 unitary business pursuant to the definition of water's-edge8 basis.9 (b) The Pennsylvania sales of each nontaxable member shall10 be determined based upon the apportionment rules applicable to11 the member and shall be aggregated. Each taxable member of the12 unitary business shall include in its sales factor numerator a13 portion of the aggregate Pennsylvania sales of nontaxable14 members during the tax period based on a ratio, the numerator of15 which is the taxable member's Pennsylvania sales during the tax16 period and the denominator of which is the aggregate17 Pennsylvania sales of all the taxable members of the unitary18 business during the tax period.19 (c) Nonbusiness income of each member of a unitary business20 shall be allocated as provided in paragraphs (5) through (8) of21 phrase (a) of subclause 2 of this definition.22 (d) A member of the unitary business shall be subject to tax23 on its apportioned share of the combined unitary income of the24 unitary business, as determined on a water's-edge basis, plus25 its nonbusiness income or loss allocated to this State, minus26 the member's net loss deduction, if applicable.27 (e) The aggregate of all such final sums of each member of28 the unitary business from phrase (d) shall constitute the29 portion of the unitary business's income subject to the tax30 imposed by this article.20250HB1610PN2012 - 5 -1 (f) (1) The Secretary of Revenue may distribute, apportion2 or allocate gross income, deductions, credits or allowances3 between and among two or more corporations, persons, entities,4 members or unitary businesses, whether or not incorporated,5 whether or not organized in the United States and whether or not6 affiliated, if:7 (A) the corporations, persons, entities, members or unitary8 businesses are owned or controlled directly or indirectly by the9 same interests within the meaning of 26 U.S.C. § 482 (relating10 to allocation of income and deductions among taxpayers); and11 (B) the Secretary of Revenue determines that the12 distribution, apportionment or allocation is necessary in order13 to reflect an arm's length standard within the meaning of 26 CFR14 1.482-1 (relating to allocation of income and deductions among15 taxpayers) and to reflect clearly the income of those16 corporations, persons, entities, members or unitary businesses.17 (2) The Secretary of Revenue shall apply the administrative18 and judicial interpretations of 26 U.S.C. § 482 in administering19 this section.20 (g) For taxable years beginning after December 31, 2025, any21 member of a unitary business that would otherwise apportion its22 share of the combined unitary income of the unitary business, as23 determined on a water's-edge basis, under phrase (b), (c), (d)24 or (e) of subclause 2 of this definition shall instead use a25 sales factor as described in this section.26 * * *27 (17) Sales, other than sales under paragraphs (16) and28 (16.1), are in this State as follows:29 * * *30 (E) [Gross receipts] Net gains, equal to zero or above, from20250HB1610PN2012 - 6 -1 the sale, redemption, maturity or exchange of securities, held2 by the taxpayer primarily for sale to customers in the ordinary3 course of its trade or business, if the customers are in this4 State.5 * * *6 4. * * *7 (h) Subject to the limitations of this subclause, any member8 of a unitary business that has unused net loss from taxable9 years that began prior to January 1, 2026, or that generates net10 losses while a member of a unitary business may only take the11 net loss deduction for taxable years beginning after December12 31, 2025, to the extent of the member's share of taxable income13 after allocation and apportionment and the net losses may not be14 used by other members of the same unitary business except as15 otherwise permitted by phrase (g) of subclause 2 of this16 definition.17 (i) Any net loss realized for a taxable year unused by a18 corporation which subsequently becomes a member of another19 unitary business may only be used by that corporation except as20 otherwise permitted by phrase (g) of subclause 2 of this21 definition.22 * * *23 (5) "Taxable year." [The taxable year which the24 corporation, or any consolidated group with which the25 corporation participates in the filing of consolidated returns,26 actually uses in reporting taxable income to the Federal27 Government. With regard to the tax imposed by Article IV of this28 act (relating to the Corporate Net Income Tax), the terms29 "annual year," "fiscal year," "annual or fiscal year," "tax30 year" and "tax period" shall be the same as the corporation's20250HB1610PN2012 - 7 -1 taxable year, as defined in this paragraph.]2 1. Except as set forth in subclause 2, the taxable year3 which the corporation, or any consolidated group with which the4 corporation participates in the filing of consolidated returns,5 actually uses in reporting taxable income to the Federal6 Government, or which the corporation would have used in7 reporting taxable income to the Federal Government had it been8 required to report its taxable income to the Federal Government.9 With regard to the tax imposed by Article IV, the terms "annual10 year," "fiscal year," "annual or fiscal year," "tax year" and11 "tax period" shall be the same as the corporation's taxable12 year, as defined in this subclause or subclause 2.13 2. All members of a unitary business shall have a common14 taxable year for purposes of computing tax due under this15 article. The taxable year shall be the common taxable year16 adopted, in a manner prescribed by the department, by all17 members of the unitary business. The common taxable year must be18 used by all members of the unitary business in the year of19 adoption and all future years unless otherwise permitted by the20 department.21 * * *22 (12) "Tax haven." A jurisdiction that during the tax year23 in question:24 1. has laws or practices that prevent effective exchange of25 information for tax purposes with other governments on taxpayers26 benefiting from the tax regime;27 2. has a tax regime which lacks transparency;28 3. facilitates the establishment of foreign-owned entities29 without the need for a local substantive presence or prohibits30 these entities from having any commercial impact on the local20250HB1610PN2012 - 8 -1 economy;2 4. explicitly or implicitly excludes the jurisdiction's3 resident taxpayers from taking advantage of the tax regime4 benefits or prohibits enterprises that benefit from the regime5 from operating in the jurisdiction's domestic market; or6 5. has created a tax regime which is favorable for tax7 avoidance, based upon an overall assessment of relevant factors,8 including whether the jurisdiction has a significant untaxed9 offshore financial or services sector relative to its overall10 economy.11 (13) "Unitary business." A single economic enterprise that12 is made up of separate parts of a single corporation, of a13 commonly controlled group of corporations, or both, that are14 sufficiently interdependent, integrated and interrelated through15 their activities so as to provide a synergy and mutual benefit16 that produces a sharing or exchange of value among them and a17 flow of value to the separate parts. A unitary business includes18 all parts and corporations that are included in a unitary19 business under the Constitution of the United States.20 (14) "Water's-edge basis." A system of reporting that21 includes the income and apportionment factors of certain members22 of a unitary business, described as follows:23 1. Any member incorporated in the United States or formed24 under the laws of any state of the United States, the District25 of Columbia, any territory or possession of the United States or26 the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.27 2. Any member, regardless of the place incorporated or28 formed, if at least twenty per cent of the member's sales factor29 is within the United States, and the following shall apply:30 (a) For purposes of determining whether at least twenty per20250HB1610PN2012 - 9 -1 cent of a member's sales factor is within the United States, the2 calculation must be performed on a stand-alone basis. Sales3 shall be gross figures without eliminations for transactions4 with other members of any unitary business.5 (b) Whether sales are within the United States is based on6 the sales factor sourcing rules contained in clause (3)2.7 3. Any member which is one of the following:8 (a) A domestic international sales corporation as described9 in 26 U.S.C. Ch. 1 Subch. N Pt. IV Subpt. A (relating to10 treatment of qualifying corporations).11 (b) A foreign sales corporation as described in the former12 26 U.S.C. §§ 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926 and 927.13 (c) An export trade corporation as described in 26 U.S.C.14 Ch. 1 Subch. N Pt. III Subpt. G (relating to export trade15 corporations).16 4. Any member not described in subclause 1, 2 or 3 shall17 include the portion of the member's taxable income derived from18 or attributable to sources within the United States, as19 determined under 26 U.S.C. (relating to Internal Revenue Code)20 without regard to Federal treaties, and its apportionment21 factors related thereto.22 5. Any member that is a "controlled foreign corporation" as23 defined in 26 U.S.C. § 957 (relating to controlled foreign24 corporations; United States persons), to the extent the income25 of that member is income defined in 26 U.S.C. § 952 (relating to26 Subpart F income defined) as Subpart F income, not excluding27 lower-tier subsidiaries' distributions of such income which were28 previously taxed, determined without regard to Federal treaties,29 and the apportionment factors related to that income; any item30 of income received by a controlled foreign corporation and the20250HB1610PN2012 - 10 -1 apportionment factors related to such income shall be excluded2 if the corporation establishes to the satisfaction of the3 Secretary of Revenue that such income was subject to an4 effective rate of income tax imposed by a foreign country5 greater than ninety per cent of the maximum rate of tax6 specified in 26 U.S.C. § 11 (relating to tax imposed). The7 effective rate of income tax determination shall be based upon8 the methodology under 26 CFR 1.954-1 (relating to foreign base9 company income).10 6. Any member that is incorporated in or is doing business11 in a tax haven unless it is proven to the satisfaction of the12 secretary that such member is incorporated in or doing business13 in a tax haven for a legitimate business purpose.14 (15) "Commonly controlled group." For a corporation, the15 corporation is a member of a group of two or more corporations16 and more than fifty per cent of the voting stock or controlling17 interest of each member of the group is directly or indirectly18 owned by a common owner or by common owners, either corporate or19 noncorporate, or by one or more of the member corporations of20 the group.21 (16) "Combined unitary income." The aggregate separate22 company taxable income or loss of all members of a unitary23 business subject to apportionment except:24 1. Income from an intercompany transaction between members25 of a unitary business shall be deferred in a manner similar to26 26 CFR 1.1502-13 for Federal taxable income purposes.27 2. Dividends paid by one member of a unitary business to28 another.29 3. Income of the following corporations is not included in30 the determination of combined unitary income:20250HB1610PN2012 - 11 -1 (a) any corporation subject to taxation under Article VII,2 VIII, IX or XV;3 (b) any corporation specified in the definition of4 "institution" in section 701.5 that would be subject to taxation5 under Article VII, were it doing business in this Commonwealth,6 as defined in section 701.5;7 (c) any corporation commonly known as a title insurance8 company that would be subject to taxation under Article VIII,9 were it incorporated in this State;10 (d) any corporation specified as an insurance company,11 association or exchange in Article IX that would be subject to12 taxation under Article IX, were it transacting insurance13 business in this State;14 (e) any corporation specified in the definition of15 "institution" in section 1501 that would be subject to taxation16 under Article XV, were it located, as defined in section 1501,17 in this State; or18 (f) any corporation that has filed a timely election and has19 qualified to be taxed as a regulated investment company under20 the provisions of the Internal Revenue Code of 1954, as amended.21 (17) "Member." A corporation that is a member of a unitary22 business. The term does not include a corporation listed in23 clause (16)3.24 (18) "Taxable member." A member which would be subject to25 the tax imposed by this article under section 402 on a separate26 entity basis for exercising, whether in its own name or through27 any person, association, business trust, corporation, joint28 venture, limited liability company, limited partnership,29 partnership, member or other entity, any of the privileges30 included in section 402(a)(1), (2), (3), (4) and (5).20250HB1610PN2012 - 12 -1 (19) "Nontaxable member." A member which is not a taxable2 member.3 Section 2. Section 401.1 of the act is amended by adding a4 subsection to read:5 Section 401.1. Determination of Net Loss Deduction.--* * *6 (f) For taxable years beginning after December 31, 2025,7 taxpayers filing combined annual reports must calculate the8 available net loss deduction on a taxable member by taxable9 member basis in accordance with the provisions of subclause 4 of10 section 401(3).11 Section 3. Sections 402(a) introductory paragraph and (5)12 (iii) and 403(c), (d) and (f) of the act are amended and the13 sections are amended by adding subsections to read:14 Section 402. Imposition of Tax.--(a) A corporation shall be15 subject to and shall pay an excise tax for exercising, whether16 in its own name or through any person, association, business17 trust, corporation, joint venture, limited liability company,18 limited partnership, partnership, member or other entity, any of19 the following privileges:20 * * *21 (5) * * *22 (iii) There shall be a rebuttable presumption that a23 corporation, or in the context of a unitary business, a member24 of a unitary business with $500,000 or more of sales sourced in25 the current tax year to this Commonwealth under section 401 has26 substantial nexus in this Commonwealth without regard to27 physical presence in this Commonwealth.28 * * *29 (d) For purposes of this section the term "corporation"30 shall include a unitary business, except where the context20250HB1610PN2012 - 13 -1 clearly indicates a different meaning.2 Section 403. Reports and Payment of Tax.--* * *3 (a.1) (1) Each corporation that is a member of a unitary4 business that consists of two or more corporations, unless5 excluded by the provisions of this article, shall file as part6 of a combined annual report. The members of the unitary business7 shall designate one member that is subject to tax under this8 article to file the combined annual report and to act as agent9 on behalf of all other members of the unitary business. Each10 corporation that is a member of a unitary business shall be11 liable for its tax liability under this article. The agent also12 shall be liable for the aggregate amount of the unitary13 business' tax liability pursuant to this article.14 (2) The oath or affirmation of the designated member's15 president, vice president, treasurer, assistant treasurer or16 other authorized officer shall constitute the oath or17 affirmation of each corporation that is a member of that unitary18 business.19 (3) The designated member shall transmit to the department20 upon a form prescribed by the department a combined annual21 report under oath or affirmation of the member's president, vice22 president, treasurer, assistant treasurer or other authorized23 officer.24 (4) In addition to the information required in subsection25 (a), the combined annual report shall set forth:26 (i) All members included in the unitary business.27 (ii) All necessary data, both in the aggregate and for each28 member of the unitary business, that sets forth the29 determination of tax liability for each member of the unitary30 business.20250HB1610PN2012 - 14 -1 (iii) Any other information that the department may require.2 (a.2) A member of a unitary business of two or more3 corporations must determine the member's income and4 apportionment factors on a water's-edge basis.5 * * *6 (b.1) It shall be the duty of each unitary business liable7 to pay tax under this article to pay estimated tax under section8 3003.2 and to make final payment of tax due for the taxable year9 with the combined annual report required by this section.10 (c) The amount of all taxes, imposed under the provisions of11 this article, not paid on or before the times as above provided,12 shall bear interest as provided in section 806 of the act of13 April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No.176), known as "The Fiscal Code,"14 from the date they are due and payable until paid, except that15 if the taxable income has been, or is increased by the16 Commissioner of Internal Revenue, or by any other agency or17 court of the United States, interest shall be computed on the18 additional tax due from thirty days after the corporation19 receives notice of the change of income until paid: Provided,20 however, That any corporation or designated member responsible21 for filing a combined annual report may pay the full amount of22 such tax, or any part thereof, together with interest due to the23 date of payment, without prejudice to its right to present and24 prosecute, an administrative petition or an appeal to court. If25 it be thereafter determined that such taxes were overpaid, the26 department shall enter a credit to the account of such27 corporation or designated member, which may be used by it in the28 manner prescribed by law.29 (d) If the officers of any corporation or designated member30 shall neglect, or refuse to make any report as herein required,20250HB1610PN2012 - 15 -1 or shall knowingly make any false report, a penalty of five2 hundred dollars ($500) plus an additional one per cent for every3 dollar of tax determined to be due in excess of twenty-five4 thousand dollars ($25,000) shall be added to the tax determined5 to be due. No amounts added to the tax shall bear any interest6 whatsoever.7 * * *8 (e.1) If the members of a unitary business have a common9 taxable year that closes not upon December 31, but upon some10 other date, such unitary business shall make the combined annual11 report, herein required, on or before the fifteenth day of the12 month following what is or would be the due date of the return13 to the Federal Government, subject in all other respects to the14 provisions of this article.15 (f) If the corporation or any members of the unitary16 business shall claim in its report or in its combined annual17 report that the return made to the Federal Government was18 inaccurate, the amount claimed [by it] to be the taxable income,19 taxable under this article, and the basis of such claim of20 inaccuracy, shall be fully specified.21 Section 4. Sections 403.1 and 403.2(b) and (e) of the act22 are amended to read:23 Section 403.1. Timely Mailing Treated as Timely Filing and24 Payment.--Notwithstanding the provisions of any State tax law to25 the contrary, whenever a report or payment of all or any portion26 of a State tax is required by law to be received by the27 Pennsylvania Department of Revenue or other agency of the28 Commonwealth on or before a day certain, the corporation shall29 be deemed to have complied with such law if the letter30 transmitting the report or payment of such tax which has been20250HB1610PN2012 - 16 -1 received by the department is postmarked by the United States2 Postal Service on or prior to the final day on which the payment3 is to be received.4 For the purposes of this article, presentation of a receipt5 indicating that the report or payment was mailed by registered6 or certified mail on or before the due date shall be evidence of7 timely filing and payment.8 For purposes of this section, the term "corporation" shall9 include a unitary business.10 Section 403.2. Additional Withholding Requirements.--* * *11 (b) A partnership required to file a report under subsection12 (a) shall withhold and pay to the department a tax on behalf of13 its nonfiling corporate partners in an amount equal to its net14 nonfiling corporate partners' shares of income and deductions as15 reported to the Federal Government multiplied by the tax rate16 applicable to the taxable year being reported. Any amount17 withheld and paid to the department on behalf of a nonfiling18 corporate partner shall be considered a tax payment by that19 partner and credited to its account [as if it was directly paid20 by the partner] or the account of the designated member of the21 unitary business.22 * * *23 (e) The following words, terms and phrases when used in this24 section shall have the meaning ascribed to them in this section,25 except where the context clearly indicates a different meaning:26 "Net nonfiling corporate partners' shares of income and27 deductions as reported to the Federal Government." That portion28 of the income, less the deductions:29 (1) reported on Schedule K of the Federal Form 1065, Return30 of Partnership Income, filed with the Federal Government for the20250HB1610PN2012 - 17 -1 taxable year; and2 (2) allocated on Federal Schedule K-1 to nonfiling corporate3 partners.4 If the entire business of the partnership is not transacted in5 this Commonwealth, the amount computed under this definition6 shall be apportioned to this Commonwealth as provided in section7 401(3)2 as if the partnership were a corporation subject to tax8 under this article.9 "Nonfiling corporate partner." A partner which:10 (1) is a corporation as defined in section 401; and11 (2) has [not] neither filed a tax report nor been included12 in a combined annual report and has not paid the tax required by13 sections 402 and 403 for the previous taxable year.14 "Partner." An owner of an interest in the partnership, in15 whatever manner that owner and ownership interest are16 designated.17 "Partnership." An entity classified as a partnership for18 Federal income tax purposes.19 (1) The term includes:20 (i) a partnership, limited partnership, limited liability21 partnership or limited liability company; and22 (ii) any syndicate, group, pool, joint venture, business23 trust, association or other unincorporated organization through24 or by which a business, financial operation or venture is25 carried on.26 (2) The term does not include an entity that is:27 (i) listed on a United States national stock exchange; or28 (ii) described in section 401(1)1 or 2.29 Section 5. Section 404 of the act is repealed:30 [Section 404. Consolidated Reports.--The department shall20250HB1610PN2012 - 18 -1 not permit any corporation owning or controlling, directly or2 indirectly, any of the voting capital stock of another3 corporation or of other corporations, subject to the provisions4 of this article, to make a consolidated report, showing the5 combined net income.]6 Section 6. Section 405 of the act is amended to read:7 Section 405. Extension of Time to File Reports.--The8 department may, upon application made to it, in such form as it9 shall prescribe, on or prior to the last day for filing any10 annual report, and upon proper cause shown, grant to the11 corporation, required to file such report, an extension of not12 more than sixty days within which such report may be filed. If13 the Federal income tax authorities grant an extension of time14 for filing the reports with the Federal Government, the15 department shall automatically grant an extension of time for16 filing the annual report under this article until the fifteenth17 day of the month following the termination of the Federal18 extension, but the amount of tax due shall, in such cases,19 nevertheless, be subject to interest from the due dates and at20 the rates fixed by this article. For purposes of this section21 the term "report," when used in the context of filings with the22 department, shall include combined annual reports and the term23 "corporation" shall include a unitary business.24 Section 7. Section 406(e) of the act is amended and the25 section is amended by adding a subsection to read:26 Section 406. Changes Made by Federal Government.--* * *27 (e) The provisions of this section shall apply to every28 corporation which was doing business in Pennsylvania in the year29 for which the Federal income has been changed, irrespective of30 whether or not such corporation or any member of a unitary20250HB1610PN2012 - 19 -1 business has thereafter merged, consolidated, withdrawn or2 dissolved. Any clearance certificate issued by the department3 shall be conditioned upon the requirement that in the event of a4 change in Federal income for any year for which taxes have been5 paid to the Commonwealth, the corporation or its successor or6 its officers or its directors shall file with the department a7 report of change and pay any additional State tax resulting8 therefrom.9 (f) For purposes of this section, the term "corporation"10 shall include a unitary business.11 Section 8. Sections 407.3(f), 407.6(a)(5), (6) and (8) and12 407.7(d)(3) of the act are amended to read:13 Section 407.3. Limitations on Assessments.--* * *14 (f) For purposes of this section[,]:15 (1) a report filed before the last day prescribed for filing16 shall be deemed to have been filed on the last day[.]; and17 (2) the term "report" shall include combined annual reports.18 Section 407.6. Definitions.--(a) For the purposes of this19 part only, the following words, terms and phrases shall have the20 meaning ascribed to them in this subsection, except where the21 context clearly indicates a different meaning:22 * * *23 (5) "Qualified manufacturing innovation and reinvestment24 deduction." An allowable deduction as determined, calculated25 and executed in a commitment letter between the department and26 the taxpayer. The deduction shall be applied to the taxable27 income of the taxpayer to reduce a qualified tax liability of28 the taxpayer following the allocation and apportionment of the29 income of the taxpayer. If the taxpayer is a unitary business30 filing a combined annual return, the deduction shall be applied20250HB1610PN2012 - 20 -1 to the specific member of the unitary business which qualifies2 under this part. Such member shall reduce taxable income3 following allocation and the apportionment of the combined4 unitary income of the unitary business, as determined on a5 water's-edge basis, and the application of any net loss of the6 member.7 (6) "Qualified tax liability." A taxpayer's tax liability8 under this article. In the case of a unitary business, the term9 only includes the portion of the unitary business's overall tax10 liability under this article associated with the taxable member11 qualified to receive the deduction under this part.12 * * *13 (8) "Taxpayer." An employer subject to the tax under this14 article. For purposes of this definition, an employer shall15 include a member of a unitary business.16 * * *17 Section 407.7. Manufacturing Innovation and Reinvestment18 Deduction.--* * *19 (d) * * *20 (3) (i) A taxpayer cannot use the deduction to reduce the21 taxpayer's tax liability by more than fifty per cent of the tax22 liability under this article for the taxable year. For a unitary23 business, the limitation shall apply to the portion of the tax24 liability of the unitary business under this article associated25 with the taxable member which qualifies for the deduction under26 this section.27 (ii) The deduction is nontransferable and any unused portion28 in a tax year shall expire at the end of the corresponding tax29 year.30 Section 9. Section 408 of the act is amended by adding a20250HB1610PN2012 - 21 -1 subsection to read:2 Section 408. Enforcement; Rules and Regulations;3 Inquisitorial Powers of the Department.--* * *4 (e) As used in this section, the term "corporation" shall5 include a unitary business.6 Section 10. Sections 409 and 410(c) of the act are amended7 to read:8 Section 409. Retention of Records.--Each corporation shall9 maintain and keep for a period of three years after any report10 is filed under this article, such record or records of its11 business within this Commonwealth for the period covered by such12 report and other pertinent papers, as may be required by the13 department. For purposes of this section, the term "corporation"14 shall include a unitary business.15 Section 410. Penalties.--* * *16 (c) Any person, who wilfully fails, neglects, or refuses to17 make a report or to pay the tax as herein prescribed, or who18 shall refuse to permit the department to examine the books,19 papers, and records of any corporation liable to pay tax under20 this article, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and, upon21 conviction thereof, shall be sentenced to pay a fine not22 exceeding one thousand dollars ($1,000) and costs of23 prosecution, or to undergo imprisonment not exceeding six24 months, or both. Such penalty shall be in addition to any other25 penalties imposed by this article. For purposes of this26 subsection, the term "corporation" shall include a unitary27 business.28 Section 11. The act is amended by adding a section to read:29 Section 1710-A.1. Application of tax credits or tax benefits to30a unitary business.20250HB1610PN2012 - 22 -1 For purposes of determining the amount of tax credit or tax2 benefit which is applicable to the tax due by a unitary business3 under Article IV, any tax credit or tax benefit awarded to or4 conferred upon a corporation which is a member of a unitary5 business shall be calculated as if that member is a separate6 company and can only be applied against that portion of the7 unitary business's annual tax liability associated with that8 member which receives the tax credit or tax benefit. For9 purposes of this article, the term "unitary business" shall have10 the same meaning as in section 401(13) and the term "member"11 shall have the same meaning as in section 401(17).12 Section 12. Section 3003.2(b)(2) and (4.3) and (c)(1) of the13 act are amended and subsection (a) is amended by adding a14 paragraph to read:15 Section 3003.2. Estimated Tax.--(a) The following taxpayers16 are required to pay estimated tax:17 * * *18 (1.1) Every unitary business subject to the corporate net19 income tax imposed by Article IV, commencing with the calendar20 year 2026 and fiscal years beginning during the calendar year21 2026 and each taxable year thereafter, shall make payments of22 estimated corporate net income tax.23 * * *24 (b) The following words, terms and phrases when used in this25 section and section 3003.3 shall have the following meanings26 ascribed to them:27 * * *28 (2) "Estimated corporate net income tax." The amount which29 the corporation or the unitary business estimates as the amount30 of tax imposed by section 402 of Article IV for the taxable20250HB1610PN2012 - 23 -1 year.2 * * *3 (4.3) "Person." Any natural person, association, fiduciary,4 partnership, corporation, unitary business or other entity,5 including the Commonwealth, its political subdivisions and6 instrumentalities and public authorities. Whenever used in any7 clause prescribing and imposing a penalty or imposing a fine or8 imprisonment, or both, the term "person," as applied to an9 association, shall include the members thereof [and], as applied10 to a corporation, the officers thereof and as applied to a11 unitary business, the officers of the designated member.12 * * *13 (c) Estimated tax shall be paid as follows:14 (1) Payments of estimated corporate net income tax shall be15 made in equal installments on or before the fifteenth day of the16 third, sixth, ninth and twelfth months of the taxable year. The17 remaining portion of the corporate net income tax due, if any,18 shall be paid upon the date the corporation's annual report or19 the unitary business's combined annual report is required to be20 filed without reference to any extension of time for filing such21 report.22 * * *23 Section 13. Section 3003.3(d) of the act is amended and the24 section is amended by adding a subsection to read:25 Section 3003.3. Underpayment of Estimated Tax.--* * *26 (d) Notwithstanding the provisions of [the preceding27 subsections,] this section, other than as set forth in28 subsection (d.1), interest with respect to any underpayment of29 any installment of estimated tax shall not be imposed if the30 total amount of all payments of estimated tax made on or before20250HB1610PN2012 - 24 -1 the last date prescribed for the payment of such installment2 equals or exceeds the amount which would have been required to3 be paid on or before such date if the estimated tax were an4 amount equal to the tax computed at the rates applicable to the5 taxable year, including any minimum tax imposed, but otherwise6 on the basis of the facts shown on the report of the taxpayer7 for, and the law applicable to, the safe harbor base year,8 adjusted for any changes to sections 401, 601, 602 and 11019 enacted for the taxable year, if a report showing a liability10 for tax was filed by the taxpayer for the safe harbor base year.11 If the total amount of all payments of estimated tax made on or12 before the last date prescribed for the payment of such13 installment does not equal or exceed the amount required to be14 paid per the preceding sentence, but such amount is paid after15 the date the installment was required to be paid, then the16 period of underpayment shall run from the date the installment17 was required to be paid to the date the amount required to be18 paid per the preceding sentence is paid. Provided, that if the19 total tax for the safe harbor base year exceeds the tax shown on20 such report by ten per cent or more, the total tax adjusted to21 reflect the current tax rate shall be used for purposes of this22 subsection. In the event that the total tax for the safe harbor23 base year exceeds the tax shown on the report by ten per cent or24 more, interest resulting from the utilization of such total tax25 in the application of the provisions of this subsection shall26 not be imposed if, within forty-five days of the mailing date of27 each assessment, payments are made such that the total amount of28 all payments of estimated tax equals or exceeds the amount which29 would have been required to be paid on or before such date if30 the estimated tax were an amount equal to the total tax adjusted20250HB1610PN2012 - 25 -1 to reflect the current tax rate. In any case in which the2 taxable year for which an underpayment of estimated tax may3 exist is a short taxable year, in determining the tax shown on4 the report or the total tax for the safe harbor base year, the5 tax will be reduced by multiplying it by the ratio of the number6 of installment payments made in the short taxable year to the7 number of installment payments required to be made for the full8 taxable year.9 (d.1) With respect to any underpayment of an installment of10 estimated corporate net income tax for any tax year that begins11 in taxable year 2026 or 2027 by a corporation required to file a12 combined annual report pursuant to section 403(a.1)(1), interest13 shall not be imposed if the total amount of all payments of14 estimated corporate net income tax made on or before the last15 date prescribed for the payment of such installment equals or16 exceeds the amount which would have been required to be paid on17 or before such date if the estimated tax were an amount equal to18 the combined tax shown on the reports of all the members of the19 unitary business for the safe harbor base year computed at the20 rate applicable to the taxable year.21 Section 14. Section 3003.11 of the act is amended to read:22 Section 3003.11. Restatement of Tax Liability Under23 Treaties.--In the absence of an express exemption from State24 income taxes, no treaty of the Federal Government shall be25 construed to exempt a corporation or a member of a unitary26 business from the taxes imposed under Articles IV and VI. For27 purposes of determining "taxable income" under Article IV, any28 corporation or member of a unitary business not subject to29 Federal income taxation or Federal reporting requirements30 pursuant to such a treaty shall be required to file a report or20250HB1610PN2012 - 26 -1 file as part of a combined annual report with the department2 showing the taxable income which would have been reported to and3 ascertained by the Federal Government had it not been exempted4 by the treaty.5 Section 15. The following provisions of the act shall apply6 to tax years beginning on and after January 1, 2026:7The amendment or addition of section 401(3)1(a) and (b),8 (p.1) and (t)(5), 2(a)(1)(E.1), 2(a)(9)(A)(vi) and 2(a)(17)9 (E) and 4(h) and (i), (5), (12), (13), (14), (15), (16),10 (17), (18) and (19).11The addition of section 401.1(f).12The amendment or addition of sections 402(a) introductory13 paragraph and (5)(iii), (b) and (d) and 403(a.1), (a.2),14 (b.1), (c), (d), (e.1) and (f).15The amendment of sections 403.1 and 403.2(b) and (e).16The repeal of section 404.17The amendment of section 405.18The amendment or addition of section 406(e) and (f).19The amendment of sections 407.3(f), 407.6(a)(5), (6) and20 (8) and 407.7(d)(3).21The addition of section 408(e).22The amendment of sections 409 and 410(c).23The addition of section 1710-A.1.24The amendment or addition of section 3003.2(a)(1.1), (b)25 (2) and (4.3) and (c)(1).26The amendment or addition of section 3003.3(d) and (d.1).27The amendment of section 3003.11.28 Section 16. This act shall take effect January 1, 2026, or29 immediately, whichever is later.30 AMENDING THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 1971 (P.L.6, NO.2), ENTITLED "AN <--31 ACT RELATING TO TAX REFORM AND STATE TAXATION BY CODIFYING20250HB1610PN2012 - 27 -1 AND ENUMERATING CERTAIN SUBJECTS OF TAXATION AND IMPOSING2 TAXES THEREON; PROVIDING PROCEDURES FOR THE PAYMENT,3 COLLECTION, ADMINISTRATION AND ENFORCEMENT THEREOF; PROVIDING4 FOR TAX CREDITS IN CERTAIN CASES; CONFERRING POWERS AND5 IMPOSING DUTIES UPON THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE, CERTAIN6 EMPLOYERS, FIDUCIARIES, INDIVIDUALS, PERSONS, CORPORATIONS7 AND OTHER ENTITIES; PRESCRIBING CRIMES, OFFENSES AND8 PENALTIES," IN PERSONAL INCOME TAX, FURTHER PROVIDING FOR9 DEFINITIONS AND FOR INCOME TAXES IMPOSED BY OTHER STATES AND10 PROVIDING FOR PROVISIONS FOR OVERTIME PAY; IN CORPORATE NET11 INCOME TAX, FURTHER PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS, FOR12 DETERMINATION OF NET LOSS DEDUCTION, FOR IMPOSITION OF TAX,13 FOR REPORTS AND PAYMENT OF TAX, FOR TIMELY MAILING TREATED AS14 TIMELY FILING AND PAYMENT AND FOR ADDITIONAL WITHHOLDING15 REQUIREMENTS, REPEALING PROVISIONS RELATING TO CONSOLIDATED16 REPORTS, FURTHER PROVIDING FOR EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE17 REPORTS, FOR CHANGES MADE BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, FOR18 LIMITATIONS ON ASSESSMENTS, FOR DEFINITIONS, FOR19 MANUFACTURING INNOVATION AND REINVESTMENT DEDUCTION, FOR20 ENFORCEMENT, RULES AND REGULATIONS, INQUISITORIAL POWERS OF21 THE DEPARTMENT, FOR RETENTION OF RECORDS AND FOR PENALTIES;22 IN TAX CREDIT AND TAX BENEFIT ADMINISTRATION, FURTHER23 PROVIDING FOR DEFINITIONS AND PROVIDING FOR APPLICATION OF24 TAX CREDITS OR TAX BENEFITS TO A UNITARY BUSINESS; PROVIDING25 FOR WORKING PENNSYLVANIANS TAX CREDIT; AND, IN GENERAL26 PROVISIONS, FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ESTIMATED TAX, FOR27 UNDERPAYMENT OF ESTIMATED TAX AND FOR RESTATEMENT OF TAX28 LIABILITY UNDER TREATIES.29 THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA30 HEREBY ENACTS AS FOLLOWS:31 SECTION 1. SECTION 301(D) OF THE ACT OF MARCH 4, 197132 (P.L.6, NO.2), KNOWN AS THE TAX REFORM CODE OF 1971, IS AMENDED33 AND THE SECTION IS AMENDED BY ADDING A SUBSECTION TO READ:34 SECTION 301. DEFINITIONS.--ANY REFERENCE IN THIS ARTICLE TO35 THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 SHALL MEAN THE INTERNAL36 REVENUE CODE OF 1986 (PUBLIC LAW 99-514, 26 U.S.C. § 1 ET SEQ.),37 AS AMENDED TO JANUARY 1, 1997, UNLESS THE REFERENCE CONTAINS THE38 PHRASE "AS AMENDED" AND REFERS TO NO OTHER DATE, IN WHICH CASE39 THE REFERENCE SHALL BE TO THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986 AS40 IT EXISTS AS OF THE TIME OF APPLICATION OF THIS ARTICLE. THE41 FOLLOWING WORDS, TERMS AND PHRASES WHEN USED IN THIS ARTICLE42 SHALL HAVE THE MEANING ASCRIBED TO THEM IN THIS SECTION EXCEPT43 WHERE THE CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES A DIFFERENT MEANING:44 * * *20250HB1610PN2012 - 28 -1 (D) "COMPENSATION" MEANS AND SHALL INCLUDE SALARIES, WAGES,2 COMMISSIONS, BONUSES, OVERTIME PAY AND INCENTIVE PAYMENTS3 WHETHER BASED ON PROFITS OR OTHERWISE, FEES[, TIPS] AND SIMILAR4 REMUNERATION RECEIVED FOR SERVICES RENDERED, WHETHER DIRECTLY OR5 THROUGH AN AGENT, AND WHETHER IN CASH OR IN PROPERTY. THE TERM6 "COMPENSATION" SHALL INCLUDE ANY PART OF A DISTRIBUTION UNDER A7 PLAN DESCRIBED IN SECTION 409A(D)(1) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE8 CODE OF 1986 (PUBLIC LAW 99-514, 26 U.S.C. § 409A(D)(1)), AS9 AMENDED, ATTRIBUTABLE TO AN ELECTIVE DEFERRAL OF INCOME OR THE10 INCOME ON ANY ELECTIVE DEFERRAL OF INCOME, WHETHER PAID OR11 PAYABLE DURING EMPLOYMENT OR TO A RETIRED PERSON UPON OR AFTER12 RETIREMENT FROM SERVICE. TIPS AND GRATUITIES SHALL NOT BE13 CONSIDERED COMPENSATION UNDER THIS ARTICLE.14 THE TERM "COMPENSATION" SHALL NOT MEAN OR INCLUDE: (I)15 PERIODIC PAYMENTS FOR SICKNESS AND DISABILITY OTHER THAN REGULAR16 WAGES RECEIVED DURING A PERIOD OF SICKNESS OR DISABILITY; OR17 (II) DISABILITY, RETIREMENT OR OTHER PAYMENTS ARISING UNDER18 WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION ACTS, OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE ACTS AND19 SIMILAR LEGISLATION BY ANY GOVERNMENT; OR (III) PAYMENTS20 COMMONLY RECOGNIZED AS OLD AGE OR RETIREMENT BENEFITS PAID TO21 PERSONS RETIRED FROM SERVICE AFTER REACHING A SPECIFIC AGE OR22 AFTER A STATED PERIOD OF EMPLOYMENT; OR (IV) PAYMENTS COMMONLY23 KNOWN AS PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, OR UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION24 PAYMENTS BY ANY GOVERNMENTAL AGENCY; OR (V) PAYMENTS TO25 REIMBURSE ACTUAL EXPENSES; OR (VI) PAYMENTS MADE BY EMPLOYERS OR26 LABOR UNIONS, INCLUDING PAYMENTS MADE PURSUANT TO A CAFETERIA27 PLAN QUALIFYING UNDER SECTION 125 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE28 OF 1986 (PUBLIC LAW 99-514, 26 U.S.C. § 125), FOR EMPLOYE29 BENEFIT PROGRAMS COVERING HOSPITALIZATION, SICKNESS, DISABILITY30 OR DEATH, SUPPLEMENTAL UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFITS OR STRIKE BENEFITS:20250HB1610PN2012 - 29 -1 PROVIDED, THAT THE PROGRAM DOES NOT DISCRIMINATE IN FAVOR OF2 HIGHLY COMPENSATED INDIVIDUALS AS TO ELIGIBILITY TO PARTICIPATE,3 PAYMENTS OR PROGRAM BENEFITS; OR (VII) ANY COMPENSATION RECEIVED4 BY UNITED STATES SERVICEMEN SERVING IN A COMBAT ZONE; OR (VIII)5 PAYMENTS RECEIVED BY A FOSTER PARENT FOR IN-HOME CARE OF FOSTER6 CHILDREN FROM AN AGENCY OF THE COMMONWEALTH OR A POLITICAL7 SUBDIVISION THEREOF OR AN ORGANIZATION EXEMPT FROM FEDERAL TAX8 UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 19549 WHICH IS LICENSED BY THE COMMONWEALTH OR A POLITICAL SUBDIVISION10 THEREOF AS A PLACEMENT AGENCY; OR (IX) PAYMENTS MADE BY11 EMPLOYERS OR LABOR UNIONS FOR EMPLOYE BENEFIT PROGRAMS COVERING12 SOCIAL SECURITY OR RETIREMENT; OR (X) PERSONAL USE OF AN13 EMPLOYER'S OWNED OR LEASED PROPERTY OR OF EMPLOYER-PROVIDED14 SERVICES.15 * * *16 (N.3) "OVERTIME PAY" MEANS SALARIES OR WAGES PAID TO17 EMPLOYES FOR HOURS OF WORK OFFICIALLY ORDERED OR APPROVED IN18 EXCESS OF FORTY HOURS PER WEEK OR EIGHT HOURS PER DAY, AS19 APPLICABLE, ACCORDING TO 29 U.S.C. § 207 (RELATING TO MAXIMUM20 HOURS).21 * * *22 SECTION 1.1. SECTION 314 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED TO READ:23 SECTION 314. INCOME TAXES IMPOSED BY OTHER STATES.--(A) A24 RESIDENT TAXPAYER BEFORE ALLOWANCE OF ANY CREDIT UNDER SECTION25 312 SHALL BE ALLOWED A CREDIT AGAINST THE TAX OTHERWISE DUE26 UNDER THIS ARTICLE FOR THE AMOUNT OF ANY INCOME TAX, WAGE TAX OR27 TAX ON OR MEASURED BY GROSS OR NET EARNED OR UNEARNED INCOME28 IMPOSED ON HIM OR ON A PENNSYLVANIA S CORPORATION, LIMITED29 LIABILITY COMPANY OR PARTNERSHIP IN WHICH HE IS A DIRECT OR30 INDIRECT SHAREHOLDER OR PARTNER, TO THE EXTENT [OF HIS PRO RATA20250HB1610PN2012 - 30 -1 SHARE THEREOF DETERMINED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 307.9,] THAT2 THE TAX WAS IMPOSED ON THE TAXPAYER'S DISTRIBUTIVE SHARE OR3 OTHER SHARE THEREOF BY ANOTHER STATE WITH RESPECT TO INCOME4 WHICH IS ALSO SUBJECT TO TAX UNDER THIS ARTICLE. FOR PURPOSES OF5 THIS SUBSECTION, THE TERM "STATE" SHALL ONLY INCLUDE A STATE OF6 THE UNITED STATES, THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, THE COMMONWEALTH OF7 PUERTO RICO AND ANY TERRITORY OR POSSESSION OF THE UNITED8 STATES.9 (B) THE CREDIT PROVIDED UNDER THIS SECTION SHALL NOT EXCEED10 THE PROPORTION OF THE TAX OTHERWISE DUE UNDER THIS ARTICLE THAT11 THE AMOUNT OF THE TAXPAYER'S INCOME SUBJECT TO TAX BY THE OTHER12 JURISDICTION BEARS TO HIS ENTIRE TAXABLE INCOME.13 (C) IN LIEU OF SUBMITTING A COPY OF EACH STATE RETURN IN14 WHICH A TAX LIABILITY IS REPORTED AND TAX IS PAID, A MEMBER,15 PARTNER, SHAREHOLDER, PARTNERSHIP OR PENNSYLVANIA S CORPORATION16 MAY PROVIDE A CERTIFIED STATEMENT THAT REFLECTS EACH MEMBER'S,17 PARTNER'S OR SHAREHOLDER'S SHARE OF TAXABLE INCOME, AMOUNT OF18 STATE INCOME TAX PAID AND OTHER INFORMATION THAT THE DEPARTMENT19 REQUIRES.20 SECTION 2. THE ACT IS AMENDED BY ADDING A SECTION TO READ:21 SECTION 357.1. PROVISIONS FOR OVERTIME PAY.--(A) AN22 EMPLOYER REQUIRED TO WITHHOLD TAX UNDER SECTION 316.1 SHALL23 WITHHOLD TAX FROM AN EMPLOYE'S COMPENSATION UNDER THE24 REQUIREMENT OF THIS ARTICLE FOR ALL HOURS WORKED BY THE EMPLOYE,25 INCLUDING OVERTIME HOURS AS PROVIDED FOR UNDER 29 U.S.C. § 20726 (RELATING TO MAXIMUM HOURS).27 (B) AN EMPLOYER MAY NOT REDUCE OR DENY THE AVAILABILITY OF28 OVERTIME HOURS TO EMPLOYES UNDER 29 U.S.C. § 207 AS A SOLE29 RESULT OF THE DEDUCTION UNDER SUBSECTION (C), PROVIDED THAT30 OVERTIME HOURS WOULD HAVE OTHERWISE BEEN AVAILABLE TO THE SAME20250HB1610PN2012 - 31 -1 EMPLOYES UNDER SIMILAR CIRCUMSTANCES. AN EMPLOYER FOUND TO BE IN2 VIOLATION OF THIS SUBSECTION IS SUBJECT TO A FINE OF TWO3 THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000).4 (C) WHEN CALCULATING TAXABLE INCOME ON THE ANNUAL PERSONAL5 INCOME TAX RETURN, A TAXPAYER WHO RECEIVED OVERTIME PAY DURING6 THE TAXABLE YEAR SHALL BE ELIGIBLE TO DEDUCT AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO7 THE AMOUNT OF OVERTIME PAY RECEIVED. IF THE AMOUNT OF DEDUCTION8 THAT THE TAXPAYER IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE UNDER THIS SECTION9 CAUSES THE TAXPAYER'S TAX LIABILITY UNDER THIS ARTICLE TO BE10 LESS THAN ZERO, THE DEPARTMENT SHALL REFUND THE EXCESS AMOUNT TO11 THE TAXPAYER.12 (D) THIS SECTION SHALL APPLY TO TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING13 AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2025.14 SECTION 3. SECTION 401(3)1(A) AND (B), (3)2(A)(17)(E) AND15 (5) OF THE ACT ARE AMENDED, (3)1 IS AMENDED BY ADDING A PHRASE,16 (3)1(T) IS AMENDED BY ADDING A PARAGRAPH, (3)2(A)(1) IS AMENDED17 BY ADDING A SUBPARAGRAPH, (3)2(A)(9)(A) IS AMENDED BY ADDING A18 UNIT, (3)4 IS AMENDED BY ADDING PHRASES AND THE SECTION IS19 AMENDED BY ADDING CLAUSES TO READ:20 SECTION 401. DEFINITIONS.--THE FOLLOWING WORDS, TERMS, AND21 PHRASES, WHEN USED IN THIS ARTICLE, SHALL HAVE THE MEANING22 ASCRIBED TO THEM IN THIS SECTION, EXCEPT WHERE THE CONTEXT23 CLEARLY INDICATES A DIFFERENT MEANING:24 * * *25 (3) "TAXABLE INCOME." 1. (A) IN CASE THE ENTIRE BUSINESS26 OF THE CORPORATION IS TRANSACTED WITHIN THIS COMMONWEALTH, FOR27 ANY TAXABLE YEAR WHICH BEGINS ON OR AFTER JANUARY 1, 1971,28 TAXABLE INCOME FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR OR FISCAL YEAR AS RETURNED29 TO AND ASCERTAINED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BEFORE SPECIAL30 DEDUCTIONS PROVIDED FOR IN 26 U.S.C. CH. 1 SUBCH. B PT. VIII20250HB1610PN2012 - 32 -1 (RELATING TO SPECIAL DEDUCTIONS FOR CORPORATIONS), NOT INCLUDING2 THE DEDUCTIONS PROVIDED FOR IN 26 U.S.C. § 243 (RELATING TO3 DIVIDENDS RECEIVED BY CORPORATIONS), OR IN THE CASE OF A4 CORPORATION PARTICIPATING IN THE FILING OF CONSOLIDATED RETURNS5 TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OR THAT IS NOT REQUIRED TO FILE A6 RETURN WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THE TAXABLE INCOME WHICH7 WOULD HAVE BEEN RETURNED TO AND ASCERTAINED BY THE FEDERAL8 GOVERNMENT BEFORE SPECIAL DEDUCTIONS PROVIDED FOR IN 26 U.S.C.9 CH. 1 SUBCH. B PT. VIII, NOT INCLUDING THE DEDUCTIONS PROVIDED10 FOR IN 26 U.S.C. § 243, IF SEPARATE RETURNS HAD BEEN MADE TO THE11 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE CURRENT AND PRIOR TAXABLE YEARS,12 SUBJECT, HOWEVER, TO ANY CORRECTION THEREOF, FOR FRAUD, EVASION,13 OR ERROR AS FINALLY ASCERTAINED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.14 (B) ADDITIONAL DEDUCTIONS SHALL BE ALLOWED FROM TAXABLE15 INCOME ON ACCOUNT OF ANY DIVIDENDS RECEIVED FROM ANY OTHER16 CORPORATION BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH DIVIDENDS ARE17 INCLUDED IN TAXABLE INCOME AS RETURNED TO AND ASCERTAINED BY THE18 FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. FOR TAX YEARS BEGINNING ON OR AFTER JANUARY19 1, 1991, ADDITIONAL DEDUCTIONS SHALL ONLY BE ALLOWED FOR AMOUNTS20 INCLUDED, UNDER [SECTION 78 OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 198621 (PUBLIC LAW 99-514, 26 U.S.C. § 78)] 26 U.S.C. § 78 (RELATING TO22 GROSS UP FOR DEEMED PAID FOREIGN TAX CREDIT), IN TAXABLE INCOME23 RETURNED TO AND ASCERTAINED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND FOR24 THE AMOUNT OF ANY DIVIDENDS RECEIVED FROM A FOREIGN CORPORATION25 INCLUDED IN TAXABLE INCOME TO THE EXTENT SUCH DIVIDENDS WOULD BE26 DEDUCTIBLE IN ARRIVING AT FEDERAL TAXABLE INCOME IF RECEIVED27 FROM A DOMESTIC CORPORATION. FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER28 DECEMBER 31, 2025, THE ADDITIONAL DEDUCTION WITH RESPECT TO29 DIVIDENDS SHALL NOT BE ALLOWED FOR DIVIDENDS BETWEEN MEMBERS OF30 A UNITARY BUSINESS.20250HB1610PN2012 - 33 -1 * * *2 (P.1) FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2025,3 IN THE CASE OF A CORPORATION THAT IS A MEMBER OF A UNITARY4 BUSINESS, THE TERM "TAXABLE INCOME" SHALL MEAN THE COMBINED5 UNITARY INCOME OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS, AS DETERMINED ON A6 WATER'S-EDGE BASIS, PLUS THE CORPORATION'S NONBUSINESS INCOME.7 * * *8 (T) * * *9 (5) THE ADJUSTMENT REQUIRED UNDER PARAGRAPH (1) SHALL NOT10 APPLY TO A TRANSACTION BETWEEN THE TAXPAYER AND AN AFFILIATED11 ENTITY IF THE TAXPAYER AND THE AFFILIATED ENTITY FILE AS PART OF12 THE SAME COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT IN THIS STATE.13 * * *14 2. IN CASE THE ENTIRE BUSINESS OF ANY CORPORATION, OTHER15 THAN A CORPORATION ENGAGED IN DOING BUSINESS AS A REGULATED16 INVESTMENT COMPANY AS DEFINED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF17 1986, IS NOT TRANSACTED WITHIN THIS COMMONWEALTH, THE TAX18 IMPOSED BY THIS ARTICLE SHALL BE BASED UPON SUCH PORTION OF THE19 TAXABLE INCOME OF SUCH CORPORATION FOR THE FISCAL OR CALENDAR20 YEAR, AS DEFINED IN SUBCLAUSE 1 HEREOF, AND MAY BE DETERMINED AS21 FOLLOWS:22 (A) DIVISION OF INCOME.23 (1) AS USED IN THIS DEFINITION, UNLESS THE CONTEXT OTHERWISE24 REQUIRES:25 * * *26 (E.1) NOTWITHSTANDING SUBPARAGRAPH (E), IN REGARD TO THE27 SALE, REDEMPTION, MATURITY OR EXCHANGE OF SECURITIES, HELD BY28 THE TAXPAYER PRIMARILY FOR SALE TO CUSTOMERS IN THE ORDINARY29 COURSE OF ITS TRADE OR BUSINESS, SALES SHALL ONLY INCLUDE THE30 NET GAINS, EQUAL TO ZERO OR ABOVE, RECEIVED BY THE TAXPAYER.20250HB1610PN2012 - 34 -1 * * *2 (9) (A) EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN SUBPARAGRAPH (B):3 * * *4 (VI) (A) FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DECEMBER 31,5 2025, THE COMBINED UNITARY INCOME OF A UNITARY BUSINESS, AS6 DETERMINED ON A WATER'S-EDGE BASIS, SHALL BE APPORTIONED TO THIS7 STATE BY MULTIPLYING SAID INCOME BY THE MEMBER'S SALES FACTOR,8 THE NUMERATOR OF WHICH SHALL BE THE MEMBER'S TOTAL SALES IN THIS9 STATE DURING THE TAX PERIOD, AND THE DENOMINATOR OF WHICH SHALL10 BE THE COMBINED TOTAL SALES OF ALL MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY11 BUSINESS EVERYWHERE DURING THE TAX PERIOD. IN COMPUTING THE12 SALES OF EACH MEMBER FOR PURPOSES OF APPORTIONMENT, THE13 FOLLOWING SALES ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE NUMERATOR AND DENOMINATOR:14 (I) SALES FROM TRANSACTIONS BETWEEN OR AMONG MEMBERS OF THE15 UNITARY BUSINESS THAT ARE DEFERRED UNDER 26 CFR 1.1502-1316 (RELATING TO INTERCOMPANY TRANSACTIONS) FOR FEDERAL TAXABLE17 INCOME PURPOSES; AND18 (II) THE SALES OF EACH MEMBER THAT ARE EXCLUDED FROM THE19 UNITARY BUSINESS PURSUANT TO THE DEFINITION OF WATER'S-EDGE20 BASIS.21 (B) THE PENNSYLVANIA SALES OF EACH NONTAXABLE MEMBER SHALL22 BE DETERMINED BASED UPON THE APPORTIONMENT RULES APPLICABLE TO23 THE MEMBER AND SHALL BE AGGREGATED. EACH TAXABLE MEMBER OF THE24 UNITARY BUSINESS SHALL INCLUDE IN ITS SALES FACTOR NUMERATOR A25 PORTION OF THE AGGREGATE PENNSYLVANIA SALES OF NONTAXABLE26 MEMBERS DURING THE TAX PERIOD BASED ON A RATIO, THE NUMERATOR OF27 WHICH IS THE TAXABLE MEMBER'S PENNSYLVANIA SALES DURING THE TAX28 PERIOD AND THE DENOMINATOR OF WHICH IS THE AGGREGATE29 PENNSYLVANIA SALES OF ALL THE TAXABLE MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY30 BUSINESS DURING THE TAX PERIOD.20250HB1610PN2012 - 35 -1 (C) NONBUSINESS INCOME OF EACH MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS2 SHALL BE ALLOCATED AS PROVIDED IN PARAGRAPHS (5) THROUGH (8) OF3 PHRASE (A) OF SUBCLAUSE 2 OF THIS DEFINITION.4 (D) A MEMBER OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS SHALL BE SUBJECT TO TAX5 ON ITS APPORTIONED SHARE OF THE COMBINED UNITARY INCOME OF THE6 UNITARY BUSINESS, AS DETERMINED ON A WATER'S-EDGE BASIS, PLUS7 ITS NONBUSINESS INCOME OR LOSS ALLOCATED TO THIS STATE, MINUS8 THE MEMBER'S NET LOSS DEDUCTION, IF APPLICABLE.9 (E) THE AGGREGATE OF ALL SUCH FINAL SUMS OF EACH MEMBER OF10 THE UNITARY BUSINESS FROM PHRASE (D) SHALL CONSTITUTE THE11 PORTION OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS'S INCOME SUBJECT TO THE TAX12 IMPOSED BY THIS ARTICLE.13 (F) (1) THE SECRETARY OF REVENUE MAY DISTRIBUTE, APPORTION14 OR ALLOCATE GROSS INCOME, DEDUCTIONS, CREDITS OR ALLOWANCES15 BETWEEN AND AMONG TWO OR MORE CORPORATIONS, PERSONS, ENTITIES,16 MEMBERS OR UNITARY BUSINESSES, WHETHER OR NOT INCORPORATED,17 WHETHER OR NOT ORGANIZED IN THE UNITED STATES AND WHETHER OR NOT18 AFFILIATED, IF:19 (A) THE CORPORATIONS, PERSONS, ENTITIES, MEMBERS OR UNITARY20 BUSINESSES ARE OWNED OR CONTROLLED DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY THE21 SAME INTERESTS WITHIN THE MEANING OF 26 U.S.C. § 482 (RELATING22 TO ALLOCATION OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS AMONG TAXPAYERS); AND23 (B) THE SECRETARY OF REVENUE DETERMINES THAT THE24 DISTRIBUTION, APPORTIONMENT OR ALLOCATION IS NECESSARY IN ORDER25 TO REFLECT AN ARM'S LENGTH STANDARD WITHIN THE MEANING OF 26 CFR26 1.482-1 (RELATING TO ALLOCATION OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS AMONG27 TAXPAYERS) AND TO REFLECT CLEARLY THE INCOME OF THOSE28 CORPORATIONS, PERSONS, ENTITIES, MEMBERS OR UNITARY BUSINESSES.29 (2) THE SECRETARY OF REVENUE SHALL APPLY THE ADMINISTRATIVE30 AND JUDICIAL INTERPRETATIONS OF 26 U.S.C. § 482 IN ADMINISTERING20250HB1610PN2012 - 36 -1 THIS SECTION.2 (G) FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2025, ANY3 MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS THAT WOULD OTHERWISE APPORTION ITS4 SHARE OF THE COMBINED UNITARY INCOME OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS, AS5 DETERMINED ON A WATER'S-EDGE BASIS, UNDER PHRASE (B), (C), (D)6 OR (E) OF SUBCLAUSE 2 OF THIS DEFINITION SHALL INSTEAD USE A7 SALES FACTOR AS DESCRIBED IN THIS SECTION.8 * * *9 (17) SALES, OTHER THAN SALES UNDER PARAGRAPHS (16) AND10 (16.1), ARE IN THIS STATE AS FOLLOWS:11 * * *12 (E) [GROSS RECEIPTS] NET GAINS, EQUAL TO ZERO OR ABOVE, FROM13 THE SALE, REDEMPTION, MATURITY OR EXCHANGE OF SECURITIES, HELD14 BY THE TAXPAYER PRIMARILY FOR SALE TO CUSTOMERS IN THE ORDINARY15 COURSE OF ITS TRADE OR BUSINESS, IF THE CUSTOMERS ARE IN THIS16 STATE.17 * * *18 4. * * *19 (H) SUBJECT TO THE LIMITATIONS OF THIS SUBCLAUSE, ANY MEMBER20 OF A UNITARY BUSINESS THAT HAS UNUSED NET LOSS FROM TAXABLE21 YEARS THAT BEGAN PRIOR TO JANUARY 1, 2026, OR THAT GENERATES NET22 LOSSES WHILE A MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS MAY ONLY TAKE THE23 NET LOSS DEDUCTION FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DECEMBER24 31, 2025, TO THE EXTENT OF THE MEMBER'S SHARE OF TAXABLE INCOME25 AFTER ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMENT AND THE NET LOSSES MAY NOT BE26 USED BY OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SAME UNITARY BUSINESS EXCEPT AS27 OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY PHRASE (G) OF SUBCLAUSE 2 OF THIS28 DEFINITION.29 (I) ANY NET LOSS REALIZED FOR A TAXABLE YEAR UNUSED BY A30 CORPORATION WHICH SUBSEQUENTLY BECOMES A MEMBER OF ANOTHER20250HB1610PN2012 - 37 -1 UNITARY BUSINESS MAY ONLY BE USED BY THAT CORPORATION EXCEPT AS2 OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY PHRASE (G) OF SUBCLAUSE 2 OF THIS3 DEFINITION.4 * * *5 (5) "TAXABLE YEAR." [THE TAXABLE YEAR WHICH THE6 CORPORATION, OR ANY CONSOLIDATED GROUP WITH WHICH THE7 CORPORATION PARTICIPATES IN THE FILING OF CONSOLIDATED RETURNS,8 ACTUALLY USES IN REPORTING TAXABLE INCOME TO THE FEDERAL9 GOVERNMENT. WITH REGARD TO THE TAX IMPOSED BY ARTICLE IV OF THIS10 ACT (RELATING TO THE CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX), THE TERMS11 "ANNUAL YEAR," "FISCAL YEAR," "ANNUAL OR FISCAL YEAR," "TAX12 YEAR" AND "TAX PERIOD" SHALL BE THE SAME AS THE CORPORATION'S13 TAXABLE YEAR, AS DEFINED IN THIS PARAGRAPH.]14 1. EXCEPT AS SET FORTH IN SUBCLAUSE 2, THE TAXABLE YEAR15 WHICH THE CORPORATION, OR ANY CONSOLIDATED GROUP WITH WHICH THE16 CORPORATION PARTICIPATES IN THE FILING OF CONSOLIDATED RETURNS,17 ACTUALLY USES IN REPORTING TAXABLE INCOME TO THE FEDERAL18 GOVERNMENT, OR WHICH THE CORPORATION WOULD HAVE USED IN19 REPORTING TAXABLE INCOME TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAD IT BEEN20 REQUIRED TO REPORT ITS TAXABLE INCOME TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.21 WITH REGARD TO THE TAX IMPOSED BY ARTICLE IV, THE TERMS "ANNUAL22 YEAR," "FISCAL YEAR," "ANNUAL OR FISCAL YEAR," "TAX YEAR" AND23 "TAX PERIOD" SHALL BE THE SAME AS THE CORPORATION'S TAXABLE24 YEAR, AS DEFINED IN THIS SUBCLAUSE OR SUBCLAUSE 2.25 2. ALL MEMBERS OF A UNITARY BUSINESS SHALL HAVE A COMMON26 TAXABLE YEAR FOR PURPOSES OF COMPUTING TAX DUE UNDER THIS27 ARTICLE. THE TAXABLE YEAR SHALL BE THE COMMON TAXABLE YEAR28 ADOPTED, IN A MANNER PRESCRIBED BY THE DEPARTMENT, BY ALL29 MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS. THE COMMON TAXABLE YEAR MUST BE30 USED BY ALL MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS IN THE YEAR OF20250HB1610PN2012 - 38 -1 ADOPTION AND ALL FUTURE YEARS UNLESS OTHERWISE PERMITTED BY THE2 DEPARTMENT.3 * * *4 (12) "TAX HAVEN." A JURISDICTION THAT DURING THE TAX YEAR5 IN QUESTION:6 1. HAS LAWS OR PRACTICES THAT PREVENT EFFECTIVE EXCHANGE OF7 INFORMATION FOR TAX PURPOSES WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTS ON TAXPAYERS8 BENEFITING FROM THE TAX REGIME;9 2. HAS A TAX REGIME WHICH LACKS TRANSPARENCY;10 3. FACILITATES THE ESTABLISHMENT OF FOREIGN-OWNED ENTITIES11 WITHOUT THE NEED FOR A LOCAL SUBSTANTIVE PRESENCE OR PROHIBITS12 THESE ENTITIES FROM HAVING ANY COMMERCIAL IMPACT ON THE LOCAL13 ECONOMY;14 4. EXPLICITLY OR IMPLICITLY EXCLUDES THE JURISDICTION'S15 RESIDENT TAXPAYERS FROM TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THE TAX REGIME16 BENEFITS OR PROHIBITS ENTERPRISES THAT BENEFIT FROM THE REGIME17 FROM OPERATING IN THE JURISDICTION'S DOMESTIC MARKET; OR18 5. HAS CREATED A TAX REGIME WHICH IS FAVORABLE FOR TAX19 AVOIDANCE, BASED UPON AN OVERALL ASSESSMENT OF RELEVANT FACTORS,20 INCLUDING WHETHER THE JURISDICTION HAS A SIGNIFICANT UNTAXED21 OFFSHORE FINANCIAL OR SERVICES SECTOR RELATIVE TO ITS OVERALL22 ECONOMY.23 (13) "UNITARY BUSINESS." A SINGLE ECONOMIC ENTERPRISE THAT24 IS MADE UP OF SEPARATE PARTS OF A SINGLE CORPORATION, OF A25 COMMONLY CONTROLLED GROUP OF CORPORATIONS, OR BOTH, THAT ARE26 SUFFICIENTLY INTERDEPENDENT, INTEGRATED AND INTERRELATED THROUGH27 THEIR ACTIVITIES SO AS TO PROVIDE A SYNERGY AND MUTUAL BENEFIT28 THAT PRODUCES A SHARING OR EXCHANGE OF VALUE AMONG THEM AND A29 FLOW OF VALUE TO THE SEPARATE PARTS. A UNITARY BUSINESS INCLUDES30 ALL PARTS AND CORPORATIONS THAT ARE INCLUDED IN A UNITARY20250HB1610PN2012 - 39 -1 BUSINESS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.2 (14) "WATER'S-EDGE BASIS." A SYSTEM OF REPORTING THAT3 INCLUDES THE INCOME AND APPORTIONMENT FACTORS OF CERTAIN MEMBERS4 OF A UNITARY BUSINESS, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:5 1. ANY MEMBER INCORPORATED IN THE UNITED STATES OR FORMED6 UNDER THE LAWS OF ANY STATE OF THE UNITED STATES, THE DISTRICT7 OF COLUMBIA, ANY TERRITORY OR POSSESSION OF THE UNITED STATES OR8 THE COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICO.9 2. ANY MEMBER, REGARDLESS OF THE PLACE INCORPORATED OR10 FORMED, IF AT LEAST TWENTY PER CENT OF THE MEMBER'S SALES FACTOR11 IS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES, AND THE FOLLOWING SHALL APPLY:12 (A) FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMINING WHETHER AT LEAST TWENTY PER13 CENT OF A MEMBER'S SALES FACTOR IS WITHIN THE UNITED STATES, THE14 CALCULATION MUST BE PERFORMED ON A STAND-ALONE BASIS. SALES15 SHALL BE GROSS FIGURES WITHOUT ELIMINATIONS FOR TRANSACTIONS16 WITH OTHER MEMBERS OF ANY UNITARY BUSINESS.17 (B) WHETHER SALES ARE WITHIN THE UNITED STATES IS BASED ON18 THE SALES FACTOR SOURCING RULES CONTAINED IN CLAUSE (3)2.19 3. ANY MEMBER WHICH IS ONE OF THE FOLLOWING:20 (A) A DOMESTIC INTERNATIONAL SALES CORPORATION AS DESCRIBED21 IN 26 U.S.C. CH. 1 SUBCH. N PT. IV SUBPT. A (RELATING TO22 TREATMENT OF QUALIFYING CORPORATIONS).23 (B) A FOREIGN SALES CORPORATION AS DESCRIBED IN THE FORMER24 26 U.S.C. §§ 921, 922, 923, 924, 925, 926 AND 927.25 (C) AN EXPORT TRADE CORPORATION AS DESCRIBED IN 26 U.S.C.26 CH. 1 SUBCH. N PT. III SUBPT. G (RELATING TO EXPORT TRADE27 CORPORATIONS).28 4. ANY MEMBER NOT DESCRIBED IN SUBCLAUSE 1, 2 OR 3 SHALL29 INCLUDE THE PORTION OF THE MEMBER'S TAXABLE INCOME DERIVED FROM30 OR ATTRIBUTABLE TO SOURCES WITHIN THE UNITED STATES, AS20250HB1610PN2012 - 40 -1 DETERMINED UNDER 26 U.S.C. (RELATING TO INTERNAL REVENUE CODE)2 WITHOUT REGARD TO FEDERAL TREATIES, AND ITS APPORTIONMENT3 FACTORS RELATED THERETO.4 5. ANY MEMBER THAT IS A "CONTROLLED FOREIGN CORPORATION" AS5 DEFINED IN 26 U.S.C. § 957 (RELATING TO CONTROLLED FOREIGN6 CORPORATIONS; UNITED STATES PERSONS), TO THE EXTENT THE INCOME7 OF THAT MEMBER IS INCOME DEFINED IN 26 U.S.C. § 952 (RELATING TO8 SUBPART F INCOME DEFINED) AS SUBPART F INCOME, NOT EXCLUDING9 LOWER-TIER SUBSIDIARIES' DISTRIBUTIONS OF SUCH INCOME WHICH WERE10 PREVIOUSLY TAXED, DETERMINED WITHOUT REGARD TO FEDERAL TREATIES,11 AND THE APPORTIONMENT FACTORS RELATED TO THAT INCOME; ANY ITEM12 OF INCOME RECEIVED BY A CONTROLLED FOREIGN CORPORATION AND THE13 APPORTIONMENT FACTORS RELATED TO SUCH INCOME SHALL BE EXCLUDED14 IF THE CORPORATION ESTABLISHES TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE15 SECRETARY OF REVENUE THAT SUCH INCOME WAS SUBJECT TO AN16 EFFECTIVE RATE OF INCOME TAX IMPOSED BY A FOREIGN COUNTRY17 GREATER THAN NINETY PER CENT OF THE MAXIMUM RATE OF TAX18 SPECIFIED IN 26 U.S.C. § 11 (RELATING TO TAX IMPOSED). THE19 EFFECTIVE RATE OF INCOME TAX DETERMINATION SHALL BE BASED UPON20 THE METHODOLOGY UNDER 26 CFR 1.954-1 (RELATING TO FOREIGN BASE21 COMPANY INCOME).22 6. ANY MEMBER THAT IS INCORPORATED IN OR IS DOING BUSINESS23 IN A TAX HAVEN UNLESS IT IS PROVEN TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE24 SECRETARY THAT SUCH MEMBER IS INCORPORATED IN OR DOING BUSINESS25 IN A TAX HAVEN FOR A LEGITIMATE BUSINESS PURPOSE.26 (15) "COMMONLY CONTROLLED GROUP." FOR A CORPORATION, THE27 CORPORATION IS A MEMBER OF A GROUP OF TWO OR MORE CORPORATIONS28 AND MORE THAN FIFTY PER CENT OF THE VOTING STOCK OR CONTROLLING29 INTEREST OF EACH MEMBER OF THE GROUP IS DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY30 OWNED BY A COMMON OWNER OR BY COMMON OWNERS, EITHER CORPORATE OR20250HB1610PN2012 - 41 -1 NONCORPORATE, OR BY ONE OR MORE OF THE MEMBER CORPORATIONS OF2 THE GROUP.3 (16) "COMBINED UNITARY INCOME." THE AGGREGATE SEPARATE4 COMPANY TAXABLE INCOME OR LOSS OF ALL MEMBERS OF A UNITARY5 BUSINESS SUBJECT TO APPORTIONMENT EXCEPT:6 1. INCOME FROM AN INTERCOMPANY TRANSACTION BETWEEN MEMBERS7 OF A UNITARY BUSINESS SHALL BE DEFERRED IN A MANNER SIMILAR TO8 26 CFR 1.1502-13 FOR FEDERAL TAXABLE INCOME PURPOSES.9 2. DIVIDENDS PAID BY ONE MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS TO10 ANOTHER.11 3. INCOME OF THE FOLLOWING CORPORATIONS IS NOT INCLUDED IN12 THE DETERMINATION OF COMBINED UNITARY INCOME:13 (A) ANY CORPORATION SUBJECT TO TAXATION UNDER ARTICLE VII,14 VIII, IX OR XV;15 (B) ANY CORPORATION SPECIFIED IN THE DEFINITION OF16 "INSTITUTION" IN SECTION 701.5 THAT WOULD BE SUBJECT TO TAXATION17 UNDER ARTICLE VII, WERE IT DOING BUSINESS IN THIS COMMONWEALTH,18 AS DEFINED IN SECTION 701.5;19 (C) ANY CORPORATION COMMONLY KNOWN AS A TITLE INSURANCE20 COMPANY THAT WOULD BE SUBJECT TO TAXATION UNDER ARTICLE VIII,21 WERE IT INCORPORATED IN THIS STATE;22 (D) ANY CORPORATION SPECIFIED AS AN INSURANCE COMPANY,23 ASSOCIATION OR EXCHANGE IN ARTICLE IX THAT WOULD BE SUBJECT TO24 TAXATION UNDER ARTICLE IX, WERE IT TRANSACTING INSURANCE25 BUSINESS IN THIS STATE;26 (E) ANY CORPORATION SPECIFIED IN THE DEFINITION OF27 "INSTITUTION" IN SECTION 1501 THAT WOULD BE SUBJECT TO TAXATION28 UNDER ARTICLE XV, WERE IT LOCATED, AS DEFINED IN SECTION 1501,29 IN THIS STATE; OR30 (F) ANY CORPORATION THAT HAS FILED A TIMELY ELECTION AND HAS20250HB1610PN2012 - 42 -1 QUALIFIED TO BE TAXED AS A REGULATED INVESTMENT COMPANY UNDER2 THE PROVISIONS OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954, AS AMENDED.3 (17) "MEMBER." A CORPORATION THAT IS A MEMBER OF A UNITARY4 BUSINESS. THE TERM DOES NOT INCLUDE A CORPORATION LISTED IN5 CLAUSE (16)3.6 (18) "TAXABLE MEMBER." A MEMBER WHICH WOULD BE SUBJECT TO7 THE TAX IMPOSED BY THIS ARTICLE UNDER SECTION 402 ON A SEPARATE8 ENTITY BASIS FOR EXERCISING, WHETHER IN ITS OWN NAME OR THROUGH9 ANY PERSON, ASSOCIATION, BUSINESS TRUST, CORPORATION, JOINT10 VENTURE, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP,11 PARTNERSHIP, MEMBER OR OTHER ENTITY, ANY OF THE PRIVILEGES12 INCLUDED IN SECTION 402(A)(1), (2), (3), (4) AND (5).13 (19) "NONTAXABLE MEMBER." A MEMBER WHICH IS NOT A TAXABLE14 MEMBER.15 SECTION 4. SECTION 401.1 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED BY ADDING A16 SUBSECTION TO READ:17 SECTION 401.1. DETERMINATION OF NET LOSS DEDUCTION.--* * *18 (F) FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DECEMBER 31, 2025,19 TAXPAYERS FILING COMBINED ANNUAL REPORTS MUST CALCULATE THE20 AVAILABLE NET LOSS DEDUCTION ON A TAXABLE MEMBER BY TAXABLE21 MEMBER BASIS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SUBCLAUSE 4 OF22 SECTION 401(3).23 SECTION 5. SECTIONS 402(A) INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH AND (5)24 (III) AND (B) AND 403(C), (D) AND (F) OF THE ACT ARE AMENDED AND25 THE SECTIONS ARE AMENDED BY ADDING SUBSECTIONS TO READ:26 SECTION 402. IMPOSITION OF TAX.--(A) A CORPORATION SHALL BE27 SUBJECT TO AND SHALL PAY AN EXCISE TAX FOR EXERCISING, WHETHER28 IN ITS OWN NAME OR THROUGH ANY PERSON, ASSOCIATION, BUSINESS29 TRUST, CORPORATION, JOINT VENTURE, LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY,30 LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, PARTNERSHIP, MEMBER OR OTHER ENTITY, ANY OF20250HB1610PN2012 - 43 -1 THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES:2 * * *3 (5) * * *4 (III) THERE SHALL BE A REBUTTABLE PRESUMPTION THAT A5 CORPORATION, OR IN THE CONTEXT OF A UNITARY BUSINESS, A MEMBER6 OF A UNITARY BUSINESS WITH $500,000 OR MORE OF SALES SOURCED IN7 THE CURRENT TAX YEAR TO THIS COMMONWEALTH UNDER SECTION 401 HAS8 SUBSTANTIAL NEXUS IN THIS COMMONWEALTH WITHOUT REGARD TO9 PHYSICAL PRESENCE IN THIS COMMONWEALTH.10 * * *11 (B) THE ANNUAL RATE OF TAX ON CORPORATE NET INCOME IMPOSED12 BY SUBSECTION (A) FOR TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING FOR THE CALENDAR13 YEAR OR FISCAL YEAR ON OR AFTER THE DATES SET FORTH SHALL BE AS14 FOLLOWS:15TAXABLE YEAR TAX RATE16 JANUARY 1, 1995,17 THROUGH DECEMBER18 31, 2022 9.99%19 JANUARY 1, 2023,20 THROUGH DECEMBER21 31, 2023 8.99%22 JANUARY 1, 2024,23 THROUGH DECEMBER24 31, 2024 8.49%25 JANUARY 1, 2025,26 THROUGH DECEMBER27 31, 2025 7.99%28 JANUARY 1, 2026,29 THROUGH DECEMBER30 31, 2026 [7.49%] 7.24%20250HB1610PN2012 - 44 -1 JANUARY 1, 2027,2 THROUGH DECEMBER3 31, 2027 [6.99%] 6.49%4 JANUARY 1, 2028,5 THROUGH DECEMBER6 31, 2028 [6.49%] 5.74%7 JANUARY 1, 2029,8 [THROUGH DECEMBER9 31, 2029] AND EACH10 TAXABLE YEAR11 THEREAFTER [5.99%] 4.99%12 [JANUARY 1, 2030,13 THROUGH DECEMBER14 31, 2030 5.49%15 JANUARY 1, 2031, AND16 EACH TAXABLE YEAR17 THEREAFTER 4.99%]18 * * *19 (D) FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION THE TERM "CORPORATION"20 SHALL INCLUDE A UNITARY BUSINESS, EXCEPT WHERE THE CONTEXT21 CLEARLY INDICATES A DIFFERENT MEANING.22 SECTION 403. REPORTS AND PAYMENT OF TAX.--* * *23 (A.1) (1) EACH CORPORATION THAT IS A MEMBER OF A UNITARY24 BUSINESS THAT CONSISTS OF TWO OR MORE CORPORATIONS, UNLESS25 EXCLUDED BY THE PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE, SHALL FILE AS PART26 OF A COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT. THE MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS27 SHALL DESIGNATE ONE MEMBER THAT IS SUBJECT TO TAX UNDER THIS28 ARTICLE TO FILE THE COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT AND TO ACT AS AGENT29 ON BEHALF OF ALL OTHER MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS. EACH30 CORPORATION THAT IS A MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS SHALL BE20250HB1610PN2012 - 45 -1 LIABLE FOR ITS TAX LIABILITY UNDER THIS ARTICLE. THE AGENT ALSO2 SHALL BE LIABLE FOR THE AGGREGATE AMOUNT OF THE UNITARY3 BUSINESS' TAX LIABILITY PURSUANT TO THIS ARTICLE.4 (2) THE OATH OR AFFIRMATION OF THE DESIGNATED MEMBER'S5 PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, TREASURER, ASSISTANT TREASURER OR6 OTHER AUTHORIZED OFFICER SHALL CONSTITUTE THE OATH OR7 AFFIRMATION OF EACH CORPORATION THAT IS A MEMBER OF THAT UNITARY8 BUSINESS.9 (3) THE DESIGNATED MEMBER SHALL TRANSMIT TO THE DEPARTMENT10 UPON A FORM PRESCRIBED BY THE DEPARTMENT A COMBINED ANNUAL11 REPORT UNDER OATH OR AFFIRMATION OF THE MEMBER'S PRESIDENT, VICE12 PRESIDENT, TREASURER, ASSISTANT TREASURER OR OTHER AUTHORIZED13 OFFICER.14 (4) IN ADDITION TO THE INFORMATION REQUIRED IN SUBSECTION15 (A), THE COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT SHALL SET FORTH:16 (I) ALL MEMBERS INCLUDED IN THE UNITARY BUSINESS.17 (II) ALL NECESSARY DATA, BOTH IN THE AGGREGATE AND FOR EACH18 MEMBER OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS, THAT SETS FORTH THE19 DETERMINATION OF TAX LIABILITY FOR EACH MEMBER OF THE UNITARY20 BUSINESS.21 (III) ANY OTHER INFORMATION THAT THE DEPARTMENT MAY REQUIRE.22 (A.2) A MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS OF TWO OR MORE23 CORPORATIONS MUST DETERMINE THE MEMBER'S INCOME AND24 APPORTIONMENT FACTORS ON A WATER'S-EDGE BASIS.25 * * *26 (B.1) IT SHALL BE THE DUTY OF EACH UNITARY BUSINESS LIABLE27 TO PAY TAX UNDER THIS ARTICLE TO PAY ESTIMATED TAX UNDER SECTION28 3003.2 AND TO MAKE FINAL PAYMENT OF TAX DUE FOR THE TAXABLE YEAR29 WITH THE COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT REQUIRED BY THIS SECTION.30 (C) THE AMOUNT OF ALL TAXES, IMPOSED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF20250HB1610PN2012 - 46 -1 THIS ARTICLE, NOT PAID ON OR BEFORE THE TIMES AS ABOVE PROVIDED,2 SHALL BEAR INTEREST AS PROVIDED IN SECTION 806 OF THE ACT OF3 APRIL 9, 1929 (P.L.343, NO.176), KNOWN AS "THE FISCAL CODE,"4 FROM THE DATE THEY ARE DUE AND PAYABLE UNTIL PAID, EXCEPT THAT5 IF THE TAXABLE INCOME HAS BEEN, OR IS INCREASED BY THE6 COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE, OR BY ANY OTHER AGENCY OR7 COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, INTEREST SHALL BE COMPUTED ON THE8 ADDITIONAL TAX DUE FROM THIRTY DAYS AFTER THE CORPORATION9 RECEIVES NOTICE OF THE CHANGE OF INCOME UNTIL PAID: PROVIDED,10 HOWEVER, THAT ANY CORPORATION OR DESIGNATED MEMBER RESPONSIBLE11 FOR FILING A COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT MAY PAY THE FULL AMOUNT OF12 SUCH TAX, OR ANY PART THEREOF, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST DUE TO THE13 DATE OF PAYMENT, WITHOUT PREJUDICE TO ITS RIGHT TO PRESENT AND14 PROSECUTE, AN ADMINISTRATIVE PETITION OR AN APPEAL TO COURT. IF15 IT BE THEREAFTER DETERMINED THAT SUCH TAXES WERE OVERPAID, THE16 DEPARTMENT SHALL ENTER A CREDIT TO THE ACCOUNT OF SUCH17 CORPORATION OR DESIGNATED MEMBER, WHICH MAY BE USED BY IT IN THE18 MANNER PRESCRIBED BY LAW.19 (D) IF THE OFFICERS OF ANY CORPORATION OR DESIGNATED MEMBER20 SHALL NEGLECT, OR REFUSE TO MAKE ANY REPORT AS HEREIN REQUIRED,21 OR SHALL KNOWINGLY MAKE ANY FALSE REPORT, A PENALTY OF FIVE22 HUNDRED DOLLARS ($500) PLUS AN ADDITIONAL ONE PER CENT FOR EVERY23 DOLLAR OF TAX DETERMINED TO BE DUE IN EXCESS OF TWENTY-FIVE24 THOUSAND DOLLARS ($25,000) SHALL BE ADDED TO THE TAX DETERMINED25 TO BE DUE. NO AMOUNTS ADDED TO THE TAX SHALL BEAR ANY INTEREST26 WHATSOEVER.27 * * *28 (E.1) IF THE MEMBERS OF A UNITARY BUSINESS HAVE A COMMON29 TAXABLE YEAR THAT CLOSES NOT UPON DECEMBER 31, BUT UPON SOME30 OTHER DATE, SUCH UNITARY BUSINESS SHALL MAKE THE COMBINED ANNUAL20250HB1610PN2012 - 47 -1 REPORT, HEREIN REQUIRED, ON OR BEFORE THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF THE2 MONTH FOLLOWING WHAT IS OR WOULD BE THE DUE DATE OF THE RETURN3 TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, SUBJECT IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS TO THE4 PROVISIONS OF THIS ARTICLE.5 (F) IF THE CORPORATION OR ANY MEMBERS OF THE UNITARY6 BUSINESS SHALL CLAIM IN ITS REPORT OR IN ITS COMBINED ANNUAL7 REPORT THAT THE RETURN MADE TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WAS8 INACCURATE, THE AMOUNT CLAIMED [BY IT] TO BE THE TAXABLE INCOME,9 TAXABLE UNDER THIS ARTICLE, AND THE BASIS OF SUCH CLAIM OF10 INACCURACY, SHALL BE FULLY SPECIFIED.11 SECTION 6. SECTIONS 403.1 AND 403.2(B) AND (E) OF THE ACT12 ARE AMENDED TO READ:13 SECTION 403.1. TIMELY MAILING TREATED AS TIMELY FILING AND14 PAYMENT.--NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF ANY STATE TAX LAW TO15 THE CONTRARY, WHENEVER A REPORT OR PAYMENT OF ALL OR ANY PORTION16 OF A STATE TAX IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO BE RECEIVED BY THE17 PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OR OTHER AGENCY OF THE18 COMMONWEALTH ON OR BEFORE A DAY CERTAIN, THE CORPORATION SHALL19 BE DEEMED TO HAVE COMPLIED WITH SUCH LAW IF THE LETTER20 TRANSMITTING THE REPORT OR PAYMENT OF SUCH TAX WHICH HAS BEEN21 RECEIVED BY THE DEPARTMENT IS POSTMARKED BY THE UNITED STATES22 POSTAL SERVICE ON OR PRIOR TO THE FINAL DAY ON WHICH THE PAYMENT23 IS TO BE RECEIVED.24 FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS ARTICLE, PRESENTATION OF A RECEIPT25 INDICATING THAT THE REPORT OR PAYMENT WAS MAILED BY REGISTERED26 OR CERTIFIED MAIL ON OR BEFORE THE DUE DATE SHALL BE EVIDENCE OF27 TIMELY FILING AND PAYMENT.28 FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, THE TERM "CORPORATION" SHALL29 INCLUDE A UNITARY BUSINESS.30 SECTION 403.2. ADDITIONAL WITHHOLDING REQUIREMENTS.--* * *20250HB1610PN2012 - 48 -1 (B) A PARTNERSHIP REQUIRED TO FILE A REPORT UNDER SUBSECTION2 (A) SHALL WITHHOLD AND PAY TO THE DEPARTMENT A TAX ON BEHALF OF3 ITS NONFILING CORPORATE PARTNERS IN AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO ITS NET4 NONFILING CORPORATE PARTNERS' SHARES OF INCOME AND DEDUCTIONS AS5 REPORTED TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MULTIPLIED BY THE TAX RATE6 APPLICABLE TO THE TAXABLE YEAR BEING REPORTED. ANY AMOUNT7 WITHHELD AND PAID TO THE DEPARTMENT ON BEHALF OF A NONFILING8 CORPORATE PARTNER SHALL BE CONSIDERED A TAX PAYMENT BY THAT9 PARTNER AND CREDITED TO ITS ACCOUNT [AS IF IT WAS DIRECTLY PAID10 BY THE PARTNER] OR THE ACCOUNT OF THE DESIGNATED MEMBER OF THE11 UNITARY BUSINESS.12 * * *13 (E) THE FOLLOWING WORDS, TERMS AND PHRASES WHEN USED IN THIS14 SECTION SHALL HAVE THE MEANING ASCRIBED TO THEM IN THIS SECTION,15 EXCEPT WHERE THE CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES A DIFFERENT MEANING:16 "NET NONFILING CORPORATE PARTNERS' SHARES OF INCOME AND17 DEDUCTIONS AS REPORTED TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT." THAT PORTION18 OF THE INCOME, LESS THE DEDUCTIONS:19 (1) REPORTED ON SCHEDULE K OF THE FEDERAL FORM 1065, RETURN20 OF PARTNERSHIP INCOME, FILED WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT FOR THE21 TAXABLE YEAR; AND22 (2) ALLOCATED ON FEDERAL SCHEDULE K-1 TO NONFILING CORPORATE23 PARTNERS.24 IF THE ENTIRE BUSINESS OF THE PARTNERSHIP IS NOT TRANSACTED IN25 THIS COMMONWEALTH, THE AMOUNT COMPUTED UNDER THIS DEFINITION26 SHALL BE APPORTIONED TO THIS COMMONWEALTH AS PROVIDED IN SECTION27 401(3)2 AS IF THE PARTNERSHIP WERE A CORPORATION SUBJECT TO TAX28 UNDER THIS ARTICLE.29 "NONFILING CORPORATE PARTNER." A PARTNER WHICH:30 (1) IS A CORPORATION AS DEFINED IN SECTION 401; AND20250HB1610PN2012 - 49 -1 (2) HAS [NOT] NEITHER FILED A TAX REPORT NOR BEEN INCLUDED2 IN A COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT AND HAS NOT PAID THE TAX REQUIRED BY3 SECTIONS 402 AND 403 FOR THE PREVIOUS TAXABLE YEAR.4 "PARTNER." AN OWNER OF AN INTEREST IN THE PARTNERSHIP, IN5 WHATEVER MANNER THAT OWNER AND OWNERSHIP INTEREST ARE6 DESIGNATED.7 "PARTNERSHIP." AN ENTITY CLASSIFIED AS A PARTNERSHIP FOR8 FEDERAL INCOME TAX PURPOSES.9 (1) THE TERM INCLUDES:10 (I) A PARTNERSHIP, LIMITED PARTNERSHIP, LIMITED LIABILITY11 PARTNERSHIP OR LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY; AND12 (II) ANY SYNDICATE, GROUP, POOL, JOINT VENTURE, BUSINESS13 TRUST, ASSOCIATION OR OTHER UNINCORPORATED ORGANIZATION THROUGH14 OR BY WHICH A BUSINESS, FINANCIAL OPERATION OR VENTURE IS15 CARRIED ON.16 (2) THE TERM DOES NOT INCLUDE AN ENTITY THAT IS:17 (I) LISTED ON A UNITED STATES NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE; OR18 (II) DESCRIBED IN SECTION 401(1)1 OR 2.19 SECTION 7. SECTION 404 OF THE ACT IS REPEALED:20 [SECTION 404. CONSOLIDATED REPORTS.--THE DEPARTMENT SHALL21 NOT PERMIT ANY CORPORATION OWNING OR CONTROLLING, DIRECTLY OR22 INDIRECTLY, ANY OF THE VOTING CAPITAL STOCK OF ANOTHER23 CORPORATION OR OF OTHER CORPORATIONS, SUBJECT TO THE PROVISIONS24 OF THIS ARTICLE, TO MAKE A CONSOLIDATED REPORT, SHOWING THE25 COMBINED NET INCOME.]26 SECTION 8. SECTION 405 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED TO READ:27 SECTION 405. EXTENSION OF TIME TO FILE REPORTS.--THE28 DEPARTMENT MAY, UPON APPLICATION MADE TO IT, IN SUCH FORM AS IT29 SHALL PRESCRIBE, ON OR PRIOR TO THE LAST DAY FOR FILING ANY30 ANNUAL REPORT, AND UPON PROPER CAUSE SHOWN, GRANT TO THE20250HB1610PN2012 - 50 -1 CORPORATION, REQUIRED TO FILE SUCH REPORT, AN EXTENSION OF NOT2 MORE THAN SIXTY DAYS WITHIN WHICH SUCH REPORT MAY BE FILED. IF3 THE FEDERAL INCOME TAX AUTHORITIES GRANT AN EXTENSION OF TIME4 FOR FILING THE REPORTS WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT, THE5 DEPARTMENT SHALL AUTOMATICALLY GRANT AN EXTENSION OF TIME FOR6 FILING THE ANNUAL REPORT UNDER THIS ARTICLE UNTIL THE FIFTEENTH7 DAY OF THE MONTH FOLLOWING THE TERMINATION OF THE FEDERAL8 EXTENSION, BUT THE AMOUNT OF TAX DUE SHALL, IN SUCH CASES,9 NEVERTHELESS, BE SUBJECT TO INTEREST FROM THE DUE DATES AND AT10 THE RATES FIXED BY THIS ARTICLE. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION11 THE TERM "REPORT," WHEN USED IN THE CONTEXT OF FILINGS WITH THE12 DEPARTMENT, SHALL INCLUDE COMBINED ANNUAL REPORTS AND THE TERM13 "CORPORATION" SHALL INCLUDE A UNITARY BUSINESS.14 SECTION 9. SECTION 406(E) OF THE ACT IS AMENDED AND THE15 SECTION IS AMENDED BY ADDING A SUBSECTION TO READ:16 SECTION 406. CHANGES MADE BY FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.--* * *17 (E) THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION SHALL APPLY TO EVERY18 CORPORATION WHICH WAS DOING BUSINESS IN PENNSYLVANIA IN THE YEAR19 FOR WHICH THE FEDERAL INCOME HAS BEEN CHANGED, IRRESPECTIVE OF20 WHETHER OR NOT SUCH CORPORATION OR ANY MEMBER OF A UNITARY21 BUSINESS HAS THEREAFTER MERGED, CONSOLIDATED, WITHDRAWN OR22 DISSOLVED. ANY CLEARANCE CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE DEPARTMENT23 SHALL BE CONDITIONED UPON THE REQUIREMENT THAT IN THE EVENT OF A24 CHANGE IN FEDERAL INCOME FOR ANY YEAR FOR WHICH TAXES HAVE BEEN25 PAID TO THE COMMONWEALTH, THE CORPORATION OR ITS SUCCESSOR OR26 ITS OFFICERS OR ITS DIRECTORS SHALL FILE WITH THE DEPARTMENT A27 REPORT OF CHANGE AND PAY ANY ADDITIONAL STATE TAX RESULTING28 THEREFROM.29 (F) FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, THE TERM "CORPORATION"30 SHALL INCLUDE A UNITARY BUSINESS.20250HB1610PN2012 - 51 -1 SECTION 10. SECTIONS 407.3(F), 407.6(A)(5), (6) AND (8) AND2 407.7(D)(3) OF THE ACT ARE AMENDED TO READ:3 SECTION 407.3. LIMITATIONS ON ASSESSMENTS.--* * *4 (F) FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION[,]:5 (1) A REPORT FILED BEFORE THE LAST DAY PRESCRIBED FOR FILING6 SHALL BE DEEMED TO HAVE BEEN FILED ON THE LAST DAY[.]; AND7 (2) THE TERM "REPORT" SHALL INCLUDE COMBINED ANNUAL REPORTS.8 SECTION 407.6. DEFINITIONS.--(A) FOR THE PURPOSES OF THIS9 PART ONLY, THE FOLLOWING WORDS, TERMS AND PHRASES SHALL HAVE THE10 MEANING ASCRIBED TO THEM IN THIS SUBSECTION, EXCEPT WHERE THE11 CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES A DIFFERENT MEANING:12 * * *13 (5) "QUALIFIED MANUFACTURING INNOVATION AND REINVESTMENT14 DEDUCTION." AN ALLOWABLE DEDUCTION AS DETERMINED, CALCULATED15 AND EXECUTED IN A COMMITMENT LETTER BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT AND16 THE TAXPAYER. THE DEDUCTION SHALL BE APPLIED TO THE TAXABLE17 INCOME OF THE TAXPAYER TO REDUCE A QUALIFIED TAX LIABILITY OF18 THE TAXPAYER FOLLOWING THE ALLOCATION AND APPORTIONMENT OF THE19 INCOME OF THE TAXPAYER. IF THE TAXPAYER IS A UNITARY BUSINESS20 FILING A COMBINED ANNUAL RETURN, THE DEDUCTION SHALL BE APPLIED21 TO THE SPECIFIC MEMBER OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS WHICH QUALIFIES22 UNDER THIS PART. SUCH MEMBER SHALL REDUCE TAXABLE INCOME23 FOLLOWING ALLOCATION AND THE APPORTIONMENT OF THE COMBINED24 UNITARY INCOME OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS, AS DETERMINED ON A25 WATER'S-EDGE BASIS, AND THE APPLICATION OF ANY NET LOSS OF THE26 MEMBER.27 (6) "QUALIFIED TAX LIABILITY." A TAXPAYER'S TAX LIABILITY28 UNDER THIS ARTICLE. IN THE CASE OF A UNITARY BUSINESS, THE TERM29 ONLY INCLUDES THE PORTION OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS'S OVERALL TAX30 LIABILITY UNDER THIS ARTICLE ASSOCIATED WITH THE TAXABLE MEMBER20250HB1610PN2012 - 52 -1 QUALIFIED TO RECEIVE THE DEDUCTION UNDER THIS PART.2 * * *3 (8) "TAXPAYER." AN EMPLOYER SUBJECT TO THE TAX UNDER THIS4 ARTICLE. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS DEFINITION, AN EMPLOYER SHALL5 INCLUDE A MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS.6 * * *7 SECTION 407.7. MANUFACTURING INNOVATION AND REINVESTMENT8 DEDUCTION.--* * *9 (D) * * *10 (3) (I) A TAXPAYER CANNOT USE THE DEDUCTION TO REDUCE THE11 TAXPAYER'S TAX LIABILITY BY MORE THAN FIFTY PER CENT OF THE TAX12 LIABILITY UNDER THIS ARTICLE FOR THE TAXABLE YEAR. FOR A UNITARY13 BUSINESS, THE LIMITATION SHALL APPLY TO THE PORTION OF THE TAX14 LIABILITY OF THE UNITARY BUSINESS UNDER THIS ARTICLE ASSOCIATED15 WITH THE TAXABLE MEMBER WHICH QUALIFIES FOR THE DEDUCTION UNDER16 THIS SECTION.17 (II) THE DEDUCTION IS NONTRANSFERABLE AND ANY UNUSED PORTION18 IN A TAX YEAR SHALL EXPIRE AT THE END OF THE CORRESPONDING TAX19 YEAR.20 SECTION 11. SECTION 408 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED BY ADDING A21 SUBSECTION TO READ:22 SECTION 408. ENFORCEMENT; RULES AND REGULATIONS;23 INQUISITORIAL POWERS OF THE DEPARTMENT.--* * *24 (E) AS USED IN THIS SECTION, THE TERM "CORPORATION" SHALL25 INCLUDE A UNITARY BUSINESS.26 SECTION 12. SECTIONS 409 AND 410(C) OF THE ACT ARE AMENDED27 TO READ:28 SECTION 409. RETENTION OF RECORDS.--EACH CORPORATION SHALL29 MAINTAIN AND KEEP FOR A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS AFTER ANY REPORT30 IS FILED UNDER THIS ARTICLE, SUCH RECORD OR RECORDS OF ITS20250HB1610PN2012 - 53 -1 BUSINESS WITHIN THIS COMMONWEALTH FOR THE PERIOD COVERED BY SUCH2 REPORT AND OTHER PERTINENT PAPERS, AS MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE3 DEPARTMENT. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS SECTION, THE TERM "CORPORATION"4 SHALL INCLUDE A UNITARY BUSINESS.5 SECTION 410. PENALTIES.--* * *6 (C) ANY PERSON, WHO WILFULLY FAILS, NEGLECTS, OR REFUSES TO7 MAKE A REPORT OR TO PAY THE TAX AS HEREIN PRESCRIBED, OR WHO8 SHALL REFUSE TO PERMIT THE DEPARTMENT TO EXAMINE THE BOOKS,9 PAPERS, AND RECORDS OF ANY CORPORATION LIABLE TO PAY TAX UNDER10 THIS ARTICLE, SHALL BE GUILTY OF A MISDEMEANOR, AND, UPON11 CONVICTION THEREOF, SHALL BE SENTENCED TO PAY A FINE NOT12 EXCEEDING ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($1,000) AND COSTS OF13 PROSECUTION, OR TO UNDERGO IMPRISONMENT NOT EXCEEDING SIX14 MONTHS, OR BOTH. SUCH PENALTY SHALL BE IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER15 PENALTIES IMPOSED BY THIS ARTICLE. FOR PURPOSES OF THIS16 SUBSECTION, THE TERM "CORPORATION" SHALL INCLUDE A UNITARY17 BUSINESS.18 SECTION 12.1. THE DEFINITION OF "TAX CREDIT" IN SECTION19 1701-A.1 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED BY ADDING A PARAGRAPH TO READ:20 SECTION 1701-A.1. DEFINITIONS.21 THE FOLLOWING WORDS AND PHRASES WHEN USED IN THIS ARTICLE22 SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS GIVEN TO THEM IN THIS SECTION UNLESS THE23 CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES OTHERWISE:24 * * *25 "TAX CREDIT." A TAX CREDIT AUTHORIZED UNDER ANY OF THE26 FOLLOWING:27* * *28(14.2) ARTICLE XVIII-I.29* * *30 SECTION 13. THE ACT IS AMENDED BY ADDING A SECTION TO READ:20250HB1610PN2012 - 54 -1 SECTION 1710-A.1. APPLICATION OF TAX CREDITS OR TAX BENEFITS TO2A UNITARY BUSINESS.3 FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMINING THE AMOUNT OF TAX CREDIT OR TAX4 BENEFIT WHICH IS APPLICABLE TO THE TAX DUE BY A UNITARY BUSINESS5 UNDER ARTICLE IV, ANY TAX CREDIT OR TAX BENEFIT AWARDED TO OR6 CONFERRED UPON A CORPORATION WHICH IS A MEMBER OF A UNITARY7 BUSINESS SHALL BE CALCULATED AS IF THAT MEMBER IS A SEPARATE8 COMPANY AND CAN ONLY BE APPLIED AGAINST THAT PORTION OF THE9 UNITARY BUSINESS'S ANNUAL TAX LIABILITY ASSOCIATED WITH THAT10 MEMBER WHICH RECEIVES THE TAX CREDIT OR TAX BENEFIT. FOR11 PURPOSES OF THIS ARTICLE, THE TERM "UNITARY BUSINESS" SHALL HAVE12 THE SAME MEANING AS IN SECTION 401(13) AND THE TERM "MEMBER"13 SHALL HAVE THE SAME MEANING AS IN SECTION 401(17).14 SECTION 13.1. THE ACT IS AMENDED BY ADDING AN ARTICLE TO15 READ:16ARTICLE XVIII-I17WORKING PENNSYLVANIANS TAX CREDIT18 SECTION 1801-I. SCOPE OF ARTICLE.19 THIS ARTICLE RELATES TO THE WORKING PENNSYLVANIANS TAX20 CREDIT.21 SECTION 1802-I. DEFINITIONS.22 THE FOLLOWING WORDS AND PHRASES WHEN USED IN THIS ARTICLE23 SHALL HAVE THE MEANINGS GIVEN TO THEM IN THIS SECTION UNLESS THE24 CONTEXT CLEARLY INDICATES OTHERWISE:25 "DEPARTMENT." THE DEPARTMENT OF REVENUE OF THE COMMONWEALTH.26 "FEDERAL EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT." THE EARNED INCOME TAX27 CREDIT PROVIDED UNDER 26 U.S.C. § 32 (RELATING TO EARNED28 INCOME).29 "QUALIFIED TAXPAYER." A TAXPAYER ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A TAX30 CREDIT UNDER SECTION 1804-I.20250HB1610PN2012 - 55 -1 "TAX CREDIT." THE WORKING PENNSYLVANIANS TAX CREDIT PROVIDED2 UNDER THIS ARTICLE.3 "TAX LIABILITY." TAX LIABILITY UNDER ARTICLE III.4 "TAXPAYER." AN INDIVIDUAL SUBJECT TO THE TAX UNDER ARTICLE5 III.6 SECTION 1803-I. WORKING PENNSYLVANIANS TAX CREDIT.7 (A) APPLICATION OF TAX CREDIT.--A QUALIFIED TAXPAYER MAY8 APPLY THE TAX CREDIT AGAINST THE QUALIFIED TAXPAYER'S TAX9 LIABILITY.10 (B) SPOUSES WHO FILE SEPARATELY.--IN THE CASE OF SPOUSES WHO11 ARE BOTH ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE THE TAX CREDIT AND WHO FILE A JOINT12 FEDERAL TAX RETURN BUT WHO ELECT TO DETERMINE THEIR TAXES13 SEPARATELY, THE TAX CREDIT MAY ONLY BE USED BY THE SPOUSE WITH14 THE GREATER TAX OTHERWISE DUE, COMPUTED WITHOUT REGARD TO THE15 TAX CREDIT.16 (C) AMOUNT OF TAX CREDIT.--THE TAX CREDIT SHALL BE EQUAL TO17 30% OF THE FEDERAL EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT RECEIVED BY THE18 TAXPAYER FOR THE SAME TAXABLE YEAR.19 (D) CREDIT REFUNDABLE.--IF THE AMOUNT OF CREDIT WHICH THE20 QUALIFIED TAXPAYER IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE UNDER THIS SECTION21 EXCEEDS THE QUALIFIED TAXPAYER'S TAX LIABILITY, THE DEPARTMENT22 SHALL REFUND THE EXCESS AMOUNT TO THE QUALIFIED TAXPAYER.23 SECTION 1804-I. ELIGIBILITY.24 A TAXPAYER IS ELIGIBLE TO RECEIVE A TAX CREDIT IF THE25 TAXPAYER CLAIMED THE FEDERAL EARNED INCOME TAX CREDIT DURING THE26 SAME TAXABLE YEAR.27 SECTION 1805-I. REGULATIONS.28 (A) RULES AND REGULATIONS.--THE DEPARTMENT MAY PROMULGATE29 RULES AND REGULATIONS TO ADMINISTER AND ENFORCE THIS ARTICLE.30 (B) GUIDELINES.--THE DEPARTMENT MAY DEVELOP WRITTEN20250HB1610PN2012 - 56 -1 GUIDELINES FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THIS ARTICLE. THE2 GUIDELINES SHALL BE IN EFFECT UNTIL THE DEPARTMENT PROMULGATES3 RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PROVISIONS4 OF THIS ARTICLE.5 SECTION 1806-I. APPLICABILITY.6 THIS ARTICLE SHALL APPLY TO TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER7 DECEMBER 31, 2024.8 SECTION 14. SECTION 3003.2(B)(2) AND (4.3) AND (C)(1) OF THE9 ACT ARE AMENDED AND SUBSECTION (A) IS AMENDED BY ADDING A10 PARAGRAPH TO READ:11 SECTION 3003.2. ESTIMATED TAX.--(A) THE FOLLOWING TAXPAYERS12 ARE REQUIRED TO PAY ESTIMATED TAX:13 * * *14 (1.1) EVERY UNITARY BUSINESS SUBJECT TO THE CORPORATE NET15 INCOME TAX IMPOSED BY ARTICLE IV, COMMENCING WITH THE CALENDAR16 YEAR 2026 AND FISCAL YEARS BEGINNING DURING THE CALENDAR YEAR17 2026 AND EACH TAXABLE YEAR THEREAFTER, SHALL MAKE PAYMENTS OF18 ESTIMATED CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX.19 * * *20 (B) THE FOLLOWING WORDS, TERMS AND PHRASES WHEN USED IN THIS21 SECTION AND SECTION 3003.3 SHALL HAVE THE FOLLOWING MEANINGS22 ASCRIBED TO THEM:23 * * *24 (2) "ESTIMATED CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX." THE AMOUNT WHICH25 THE CORPORATION OR THE UNITARY BUSINESS ESTIMATES AS THE AMOUNT26 OF TAX IMPOSED BY SECTION 402 OF ARTICLE IV FOR THE TAXABLE27 YEAR.28 * * *29 (4.3) "PERSON." ANY NATURAL PERSON, ASSOCIATION, FIDUCIARY,30 PARTNERSHIP, CORPORATION, UNITARY BUSINESS OR OTHER ENTITY,20250HB1610PN2012 - 57 -1 INCLUDING THE COMMONWEALTH, ITS POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS AND2 INSTRUMENTALITIES AND PUBLIC AUTHORITIES. WHENEVER USED IN ANY3 CLAUSE PRESCRIBING AND IMPOSING A PENALTY OR IMPOSING A FINE OR4 IMPRISONMENT, OR BOTH, THE TERM "PERSON," AS APPLIED TO AN5 ASSOCIATION, SHALL INCLUDE THE MEMBERS THEREOF [AND], AS APPLIED6 TO A CORPORATION, THE OFFICERS THEREOF AND AS APPLIED TO A7 UNITARY BUSINESS, THE OFFICERS OF THE DESIGNATED MEMBER.8 * * *9 (C) ESTIMATED TAX SHALL BE PAID AS FOLLOWS:10 (1) PAYMENTS OF ESTIMATED CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX SHALL BE11 MADE IN EQUAL INSTALLMENTS ON OR BEFORE THE FIFTEENTH DAY OF THE12 THIRD, SIXTH, NINTH AND TWELFTH MONTHS OF THE TAXABLE YEAR. THE13 REMAINING PORTION OF THE CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX DUE, IF ANY,14 SHALL BE PAID UPON THE DATE THE CORPORATION'S ANNUAL REPORT OR15 THE UNITARY BUSINESS'S COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT IS REQUIRED TO BE16 FILED WITHOUT REFERENCE TO ANY EXTENSION OF TIME FOR FILING SUCH17 REPORT.18 * * *19 SECTION 15. SECTION 3003.3(D) OF THE ACT IS AMENDED AND THE20 SECTION IS AMENDED BY ADDING A SUBSECTION TO READ:21 SECTION 3003.3. UNDERPAYMENT OF ESTIMATED TAX.--* * *22 (D) NOTWITHSTANDING THE PROVISIONS OF [THE PRECEDING23 SUBSECTIONS,] THIS SECTION, OTHER THAN AS SET FORTH IN24 SUBSECTION (D.1), INTEREST WITH RESPECT TO ANY UNDERPAYMENT OF25 ANY INSTALLMENT OF ESTIMATED TAX SHALL NOT BE IMPOSED IF THE26 TOTAL AMOUNT OF ALL PAYMENTS OF ESTIMATED TAX MADE ON OR BEFORE27 THE LAST DATE PRESCRIBED FOR THE PAYMENT OF SUCH INSTALLMENT28 EQUALS OR EXCEEDS THE AMOUNT WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN REQUIRED TO29 BE PAID ON OR BEFORE SUCH DATE IF THE ESTIMATED TAX WERE AN30 AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE TAX COMPUTED AT THE RATES APPLICABLE TO THE20250HB1610PN2012 - 58 -1 TAXABLE YEAR, INCLUDING ANY MINIMUM TAX IMPOSED, BUT OTHERWISE2 ON THE BASIS OF THE FACTS SHOWN ON THE REPORT OF THE TAXPAYER3 FOR, AND THE LAW APPLICABLE TO, THE SAFE HARBOR BASE YEAR,4 ADJUSTED FOR ANY CHANGES TO SECTIONS 401, 601, 602 AND 11015 ENACTED FOR THE TAXABLE YEAR, IF A REPORT SHOWING A LIABILITY6 FOR TAX WAS FILED BY THE TAXPAYER FOR THE SAFE HARBOR BASE YEAR.7 IF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF ALL PAYMENTS OF ESTIMATED TAX MADE ON OR8 BEFORE THE LAST DATE PRESCRIBED FOR THE PAYMENT OF SUCH9 INSTALLMENT DOES NOT EQUAL OR EXCEED THE AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE10 PAID PER THE PRECEDING SENTENCE, BUT SUCH AMOUNT IS PAID AFTER11 THE DATE THE INSTALLMENT WAS REQUIRED TO BE PAID, THEN THE12 PERIOD OF UNDERPAYMENT SHALL RUN FROM THE DATE THE INSTALLMENT13 WAS REQUIRED TO BE PAID TO THE DATE THE AMOUNT REQUIRED TO BE14 PAID PER THE PRECEDING SENTENCE IS PAID. PROVIDED, THAT IF THE15 TOTAL TAX FOR THE SAFE HARBOR BASE YEAR EXCEEDS THE TAX SHOWN ON16 SUCH REPORT BY TEN PER CENT OR MORE, THE TOTAL TAX ADJUSTED TO17 REFLECT THE CURRENT TAX RATE SHALL BE USED FOR PURPOSES OF THIS18 SUBSECTION. IN THE EVENT THAT THE TOTAL TAX FOR THE SAFE HARBOR19 BASE YEAR EXCEEDS THE TAX SHOWN ON THE REPORT BY TEN PER CENT OR20 MORE, INTEREST RESULTING FROM THE UTILIZATION OF SUCH TOTAL TAX21 IN THE APPLICATION OF THE PROVISIONS OF THIS SUBSECTION SHALL22 NOT BE IMPOSED IF, WITHIN FORTY-FIVE DAYS OF THE MAILING DATE OF23 EACH ASSESSMENT, PAYMENTS ARE MADE SUCH THAT THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF24 ALL PAYMENTS OF ESTIMATED TAX EQUALS OR EXCEEDS THE AMOUNT WHICH25 WOULD HAVE BEEN REQUIRED TO BE PAID ON OR BEFORE SUCH DATE IF26 THE ESTIMATED TAX WERE AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO THE TOTAL TAX ADJUSTED27 TO REFLECT THE CURRENT TAX RATE. IN ANY CASE IN WHICH THE28 TAXABLE YEAR FOR WHICH AN UNDERPAYMENT OF ESTIMATED TAX MAY29 EXIST IS A SHORT TAXABLE YEAR, IN DETERMINING THE TAX SHOWN ON30 THE REPORT OR THE TOTAL TAX FOR THE SAFE HARBOR BASE YEAR, THE20250HB1610PN2012 - 59 -1 TAX WILL BE REDUCED BY MULTIPLYING IT BY THE RATIO OF THE NUMBER2 OF INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS MADE IN THE SHORT TAXABLE YEAR TO THE3 NUMBER OF INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS REQUIRED TO BE MADE FOR THE FULL4 TAXABLE YEAR.5 (D.1) WITH RESPECT TO ANY UNDERPAYMENT OF AN INSTALLMENT OF6 ESTIMATED CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX FOR ANY TAX YEAR THAT BEGINS7 IN TAXABLE YEAR 2026 OR 2027 BY A CORPORATION REQUIRED TO FILE A8 COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 403(A.1)(1), INTEREST9 SHALL NOT BE IMPOSED IF THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF ALL PAYMENTS OF10 ESTIMATED CORPORATE NET INCOME TAX MADE ON OR BEFORE THE LAST11 DATE PRESCRIBED FOR THE PAYMENT OF SUCH INSTALLMENT EQUALS OR12 EXCEEDS THE AMOUNT WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN REQUIRED TO BE PAID ON13 OR BEFORE SUCH DATE IF THE ESTIMATED TAX WERE AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO14 THE COMBINED TAX SHOWN ON THE REPORTS OF ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE15 UNITARY BUSINESS FOR THE SAFE HARBOR BASE YEAR COMPUTED AT THE16 RATE APPLICABLE TO THE TAXABLE YEAR.17 SECTION 16. SECTION 3003.11 OF THE ACT IS AMENDED TO READ:18 SECTION 3003.11. RESTATEMENT OF TAX LIABILITY UNDER19 TREATIES.--IN THE ABSENCE OF AN EXPRESS EXEMPTION FROM STATE20 INCOME TAXES, NO TREATY OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT SHALL BE21 CONSTRUED TO EXEMPT A CORPORATION OR A MEMBER OF A UNITARY22 BUSINESS FROM THE TAXES IMPOSED UNDER ARTICLES IV AND VI. FOR23 PURPOSES OF DETERMINING "TAXABLE INCOME" UNDER ARTICLE IV, ANY24 CORPORATION OR MEMBER OF A UNITARY BUSINESS NOT SUBJECT TO25 FEDERAL INCOME TAXATION OR FEDERAL REPORTING REQUIREMENTS26 PURSUANT TO SUCH A TREATY SHALL BE REQUIRED TO FILE A REPORT OR27 FILE AS PART OF A COMBINED ANNUAL REPORT WITH THE DEPARTMENT28 SHOWING THE TAXABLE INCOME WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN REPORTED TO AND29 ASCERTAINED BY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HAD IT NOT BEEN EXEMPTED30 BY THE TREATY.20250HB1610PN2012 - 60 -1 SECTION 17. THIS ACT SHALL APPLY AS FOLLOWS:2 (1) THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTION 314(A) AND (C)3 SHALL APPLY TO TAXABLE YEARS BEGINNING AFTER DECEMBER 31,4 2021.5 (2) THE FOLLOWING PROVISIONS OF THE ACT SHALL APPLY TO6 TAX YEARS BEGINNING ON AND AFTER JANUARY 1, 2026:7THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 301.8THE ADDITION OF SECTION 357.1.9THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTION 401(3)1(A) AND10 (B), (P.1) AND (T)(5), 2(A)(1)(E.1), 2(A)(9)(A)(VI) AND11 2(A)(17)(E) AND 4(H) AND (I), (5), (12), (13), (14),12 (15), (16), (17), (18) AND (19).13THE ADDITION OF SECTION 401.1(F).14THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTIONS 402(A)15 INTRODUCTORY PARAGRAPH AND (5)(III), (B) AND (D) AND16 403(A.1), (A.2), (B.1), (C), (D), (E.1) AND (F).17THE AMENDMENT OF SECTIONS 403.1 AND 403.2(B) AND (E).18THE REPEAL OF SECTION 404.19THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 405.20THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTION 406(E) AND (F).21THE AMENDMENT OF SECTIONS 407.3(F), 407.6(A)(5), (6)22 AND (8) AND 407.7(D)(3).23THE ADDITION OF SECTION 408(E).24THE AMENDMENT OF SECTIONS 409 AND 410(C).25THE ADDITION OF SECTION 1710-A.1.26THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTION 3003.2(A)(1.1),27 (B)(2) AND (4.3) AND (C)(1).28THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTION 3003.3(D) AND29 (D.1).30THE AMENDMENT OF SECTION 3003.11.20250HB1610PN2012 - 61 -1 SECTION 18. THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT AS FOLLOWS:2(1) THE FOLLOWING SHALL TAKE EFFECT IMMEDIATELY:3THIS SECTION.4THE AMENDMENT OR ADDITION OF SECTION 314(A) AND (C).5THE AMENDMENT OF THE DEFINITION OF "TAX CREDIT" IN6SECTION 1701-A.1.7THE ADDITION OF ARTICLE XVIII-I.8(2) THE REMAINDER OF THIS ACT SHALL TAKE EFFECT JANUARY9 1, 2026, OR IMMEDIATELY, WHICHEVER IS LATER.20250HB1610PN2012 - 62 -
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, further providing for definitions and for income taxes imposed by other states and providing for provisions for overtime pay; in corporate net income tax, further providing for definitions, for determination of net loss deduction, for imposition of tax, for reports and payment of tax, for timely mailing treated as timely filing and payment and for additional withholding requirements, repealing provisions relating to consolidated reports, further providing for extension of time to file reports, for changes made by Federal Government, for limitations on assessments, for definitions, for manufacturing innovation and reinvestment deduction, for enforcement, rules and regulations, inquisitorial powers of the department, for retention of records and for penalties; in tax credit and tax benefit administration, further providing for definitions and providing for application of tax credits or tax benefits to a unitary business; providing for working Pennsylvanians tax credit; and, in general provisions, further providing for estimated tax, for underpayment of estimated tax and for restatement of tax liability under treaties.
Sponsors
Rep. Elizabeth Fiedler (D) sponsors HB 1610, and 39 members have co-sponsored it.

Rep. · D–184 · Sponsor

Rep. · D–148 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–135 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–188 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–54 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–162 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–154 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–153 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–189 · Co-sponsor

Rep. · D–61 · Co-sponsor
Committees
HB 1610 went before 3 committees: Finance, Rules and Appropriations.
History
HB 1610 has taken 11 actions since Jun 12, 2025, the latest on Jun 25, 2025.
| Chamber | Action | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 25, 2025 | House | Re-reported as committed | ||
Jun 25, 2025 | House | Third consideration and final passage (104-99) | ||
Jun 25, 2025 | Senate | In the Senate | ||
Jun 25, 2025 | Senate | Referred to Finance | ||
Jun 24, 2025 | House | Re-reported as committed |
Votes
HB 1610 went to 6 roll calls in the House, the latest on Jun 25, 2025 at 22–15.
| Chamber | Question | Yea | Nay | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Jun 25, 2025 | House | House Appropriations: Re-report Bill As Committed | 22 | 15 | ||
Jun 25, 2025 | House | House Floor: HB 1610 PN 2012, FINAL PASSAGE | 104 | 99 | ||
Jun 24, 2025 | House | House Rules: Re-report Bill As Committed | 18 | 15 | ||
Jun 24, 2025 | House | House Floor: HB 1610 PN 1914, 2025 A1267, MOTION TO APPEAL RULING OF THE CHAIR | 102 | 101 | ||
Jun 24, 2025 | House | House Floor: HB 1610 PN 1914, 2025 A1267 | 104 | 99 |
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