- Pennsylvania is changing certain local sales tax sourcing rules from point-of-origin to destination-based sourcing.
- The change mainly affects businesses with physical operations in Pennsylvania that deliver into Philadelphia or Allegheny County.
- Local sales tax will now be based on the delivery destination, not just the seller’s business location.
- This matters because Philadelphia adds 2% local sales tax and Allegheny County adds 1%.
- The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue will begin enforcing the new rules on October 1, 2026.
Source: taxconnex.com
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