Follow this link to access the Township's Rules and Regulations governing Business and Mercantile Tax Collection.Also, anyone who may have had the tax deducted twice in the same year from different employers is entitled to a refund upon presentation of proof of deductions.Īll questions regarding forms, compliance and collection with the tax should be directed to Tri-State Financial Group, LLC If the employee has not filed an exemption and has paid the tax, the employee is entitled to a refund upon presentation of proof of earnings. It is the employer's responsibility to implement this exemption. Anyone earning less than $12,000 during the year may file an exemption form with their employer. All self-employed individuals are required to remit their tax as well. The employer must then file quarterly returns to Tri-State Financial Group, LLC remitting the taxes deducted. This tax is imposed on all income earned in the Township whether salary, wages or commission. It is the responsibility of the employer to deduct, from their employees, the tax of $52 per year at a rate of $1 per week employed. The Local Services Tax is imposed upon each individual engaged in any occupation in the Township. Returns are due April 15 of each year for activity in the previous calendar year. Business Privilege taxes are at the rate of 1.5 mills ($1.50 per $1,000) of gross receipts and Mercantile taxes are at the rate of 1.5 mill ($1.50 per $1,000) of gross retail receipts or 1.0 mills ($1.00 per $1,000) of gross wholesale receipts. The Mercantile Tax (MT) is assessed on all retail and wholesale related business activities while the Business Privilege (BPT) is assessed on all other business activities. Go to the far right side of the website, then click onĦ1. All individuals or companies doing business within the Township should obtain an annual business tax license issued from Tri-State Financial Group, LLC, the Township's official business tax collector. The Township of Haverford imposes three business related taxes under Act 511: the Business Privilege tax, the Mercantile tax, and the Local Services Tax.
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