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Old 05-08-2019 | 05:57 AM
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DrJekyll MrHyde
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Originally Posted by F9pilot15
Was over payroll’s head... they forwarded me to a payroll specialist. Here was the response I received:

“The city tax that you are required to pay is the non-resident city tax because you only work in Philadelphia. Unfortunately there is not a refund you can request through the company, but maybe when you file your taxes at the end of the year you can talk to a CPA to see if you would be eligible for a refund. The city tax is required to be paid by the employee.”

I did some independent research on this. It seems to fall under the “double taxation” clause in the tax code. I believe if your already paying city tax in your home state then you maybe able to request a refund. For those that live in a tax free state, I think you maybe out of luck.

I spoke with an AA Captain yesterday. He was unaware of any additional tax coming out of his check. He lived in RDU.
Someone mentioned it here I thought. That AA has a maintenance building outside of city (off-airport) that they use for their business address for their PHL based employees, to circumvent the city tax.
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