Pennsylvania State Tax Forms & Schedules for 2026
The tax forms on this page can be essential for your Pennsylvania state tax return. Each form automatically calculates the relevant deductions and tax amounts based on the 2026 Pennsylvania State tax tables.
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Pennsylvania Tax Forms
The tax forms below are for Pennsylvania State tax return calculations. Each form will automatically calculate the relevant tax deductions and amount based on the 2026 Pennsylvania State tax tables
Browse the key Pennsylvania (PA) tax forms used for filing and managing individual income tax obligations. These include the PA-40 Income Tax Return, supporting schedules for interest, dividends, business income, and deductions, as well as forms for tax forgiveness, estimated payments, and employee withholding adjustments. Together, these forms ensure accurate reporting, compliance, and access to Pennsylvania-specific tax benefits for residents and part-year filers.
- Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40
Pennsylvania Income Tax Return - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-ES
Estimated Payment Vouchers - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-V
Payment Voucher - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-W-2S
Wage Statement Summary - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-X
Amended Pennsylvania Income Tax Return - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-A
Schedule A – Interest Income - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-B
Schedule B – Dividend Income - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-C
Schedule C – Business/Profession Income - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-D
Schedule D – Sale/Exchange/Disposition Of Property - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-DC
Schedule DC – Child & Dependent Care Enhancement Credit - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-E
Schedule E – Rents And Royalties - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-G-L
Schedule G L – Credit For Tax Paid To Other States - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-NRH
Schedule NRH – Nonresident Apportionment - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-O
Schedule O – Other Deductions (HSA/529 Etc.) - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-P
Schedule P – Refund Donations To PA 529 - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-SP
Schedule SP – Tax Forgiveness Credit - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-UE
Schedule UE – Unreimbursed Employee Expenses - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-SCHEDULE-T
Schedule T – Gambling & Lottery Winnings - Pennsylvania Tax Form PA-40-19
Schedule 19 – Sale Of A Principal Residence - Pennsylvania Tax Form REV-419
Employee’s Nonwithholding Application Certificate - Pennsylvania Tax Form REV-1630
Underpayment Of Estimated Tax By Individuals - Pennsylvania Tax Form REV-1630A
Underpayment Of Estimated Tax By Individual Farmers
Tip: Use the Pennsylvania Tax Calculator to fine-tune your refundable and non-refundable tax credits. Complete, calculate, print, and save your tax calculation for later use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers for Pennsylvania filers: flat-rate state tax, local earned income taxes, withholdings, and dependents.
How can withholding help avoid a bill at filing?
Casinos and lottery agencies may withhold PA tax automatically; verify amounts using your year-end statements or Pennsylvania tax form list.
How does Pennsylvania treat home sale gains?
If you owned and lived in the home for at least two of the past five years, your gain is usually excluded in full. Pennsylvania follows Act 45 of 1998, which exempts qualifying principal residence sales from tax.
Where do I compare T-Bills vs savings after tax?
Try the T-Bill and CAGR calculators to gauge after-tax yield alongside your PA/Philly wage taxes.
How do I handle pass-through (S corp/partnership/LLC) credits?
Use the statement from the entity showing class-by-class income, tax paid, and any resident or out-of-state credits. Report per class in Section I/II and check the “credit from pass-through entity” oval. See our PA forms list for related schedules.
Does PA offer an EITC like the federal credit?
PA does not have a separate state EITC, but low-income households may qualify for Tax Forgiveness (Schedule SP). Model both in the full return tool.
Important Notes
All calculations are estimates for guidance only. Always review your return and consider professional advice when submitting official filings.