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ARTICLE · 27 AUGUST 2014

Pennsylvania Tax Developments - 25 August 2014

This is a brief update on recent Pennsylvania tax developments.

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This is a brief update on recent Pennsylvania tax developments. For more information on any of these developments, contact one of the authors or the Reed Smith State Tax attorney with whom you usually work.

FY15 Budget Enacted—Includes Little Tax Reform

Earlier this summer, Governor Corbett signed into law the fiscal year July 1, 2014 through June 30, 2015 budget (Act 1A of 2014). No Tax Reform Code bill was passed in connection with the budget.

However, a Fiscal Code bill was enacted (Act 126 of 2014) to make some changes to the unclaimed property law and several other unrelated changes. Specifically, with respect to unclaimed property, Act 126 reduced the holding period for certain property from five years to three years, which is expected to generate a $150 million one-time revenue increase. Act 126 also established registration requirements for persons other than lawyers who assist others with searching for and claiming unclaimed property in exchange for

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