Philadelphia worker - NJ resident

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There is no Philadelphia wage tax return required unless wage tax was not withheld by the employer. If tax was not withheld, you'll need the

The non-resident rate from 1/1/09 to 6/30/09 was 3.5%, from 7/1/09 to 12/31/09 was 3.4997%.

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Q. Does the City of Philadelphia have a personal income tax, similar to the state and federal personal income taxes? A. Philadelphia does not impose a personal income tax. There are business taxes if you are self-employed and there is a wage tax on compensation earned by non-residents working in Philadelphia and on residents of Philadelphia working anywhere. ***Normally, if wage tax was withheld from your compensation, you do not need to file any tax return for your earned income.*** Visit the "Plain Talk Tax Guide" section of this web site for a detailed explanation of the various taxes.

Note the section I highlighted between the ***; there probably is no form to file.

Remember to take a credit against your NJ income tax.