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05-23-2019 | 10:50 AM

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jgdeleon09

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I was just on the JS with frontier and the crew showed me a memo with the USC number that clarify that pilots should not be paying the PA city tax, if anyone else have it can they post it on here or PM to me so I could pass it to my union, I am currently at PSA and paying this tax as well.

Thanks.

05-24-2019 | 09:57 AM

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upup89

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Originally Posted by jgdeleon09

You don’t need the memo. The IRS tax code states that as a transportation employee who makes more than 50% of their earnings away from “base” you are only subject to pay taxes in the city that you reside.

Good luck

11-21-2023 | 06:03 AM

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I've been here since February and have never paid the city wage tax. All of the sudden on my most recent payeck, payroll started deducting it. Anyone have more recent experience with this issue?

11-21-2023 | 07:11 AM

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Originally Posted by citationxtango

I've been here since February and have never paid the city wage tax. All of the sudden on my most recent payeck, payroll started deducting it. Anyone have more recent experience with this issue?

idk, but I always paid the Denver one.

11-25-2023 | 05:32 AM

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Originally Posted by Prettywhacked1

As it was explained to some F9 PHL Pilots I’ve recently talked to, the PHL AA gates in A/B/C are NOT in the city limits, so those pilots aren’t subject to the tax. F9 in E and regionals in F are.........just whackadoodle enough to be true, sadly enough.........

Whoever gave that explanation was making stuff up. Terminal A-East/West are in Delaware County/Tinicum Township. The rest of the terminals are in Philadelphia County/City of Philadelphia. Other explanations here are correct that transportation workers not residents of Philly are not subject to the local municipal tax. Payroll would need to fix this, though if you've already had $$ taken out you can talk to your accountant about either gettting refund or a credit to your own local taxes (if applicable).

12-02-2023 | 02:34 AM

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Originally Posted by NWSteeringArmer

This is 100% true... if she tells me my paycheck is right, I believe her

if she tells you that you owe the Philladelphia city tax as a non resident transportation worker she’s wrong.

based in Philly with two airlines and never paid a penny in tax to the city of philladelphia.