State and Local Tax

Nexus, sales tax and multistate compliance for businesses selling, hiring or operating across state and local lines.

Know Where You Owe

Every new state you sell into or hire in can create a filing obligation. Pennsylvania adds its own layer, from local earned income tax to Philadelphia business and wage taxes and the 2026 changes to local sales tax. We identify where you have nexus, keep returns current and represent you if a state or locality opens an audit.

What We Do

1

Nexus Reviews

Mapping where your sales, employees, property and remote workers create filing obligations, including economic nexus for sales tax.

2

Pennsylvania and Philadelphia Taxes

Local earned income tax, Philadelphia business and wage taxes, plus the 2026 changes to Pennsylvania local sales tax.

3

Multistate Filings

State income, franchise and sales and use tax returns, tracked on one calendar so nothing is missed.

4

State and Local Audits

Representing you when a state, city or township opens an audit or sends a notice.

5

Expansion and Transaction Planning

Reviewing the state and local tax impact of a new location, new market, acquisition or restructuring before it happens.

Who Is This For

  • Businesses selling online or shipping into other states
  • Companies with employees or remote workers in more than one state
  • Businesses operating in Philadelphia or other Pennsylvania localities
  • Companies facing a state or local audit or notice

Meet the Team

Our SALT team handles Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and multistate filings and tracks the rule changes that affect them.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is nexus?

Nexus is the connection that gives a state the right to tax your business. It can come from property, employees or remote workers, and for sales tax, from sales into the state even without a physical presence.

We sell online. Do we owe sales tax in other states?

Possibly. Most states require out-of-state sellers to collect sales tax once sales into the state pass a dollar or transaction threshold. We review where you sell and tell you where you need to register.

What changed with Pennsylvania local sales tax in 2026?

Act 21 of 2026 moved Pennsylvania local sales tax to destination sourcing, and the Department of Revenue began enforcing the new rules on October 1, 2026. Read what Act 21 means for your business.

Selling or hiring in a new state?

Let's check where you have filing obligations.

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