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You can check your tax compliance status and request a certificate on the Philadelphia Tax Center. You don’t need a username or password to request a tax clearance certificate. Visit the Philadelphia Tax Center. Visit our Tax Clearance resources webpage to learn how to request a certificate online.
A tax clearance certificate is a document issued by a state government agency, usually the department of revenue. It certifies that a business or individual has met their tax obligations as of a certain date.
New Jersey offers grants, loans, incentives, and rebates to businesses, and every recipient must obtain a business assistance tax clearance certificate from the Division of Taxation. Tax Clearance Certificates can be obtained through your Premier Business Services (PBS) portal account.
You can access your personal tax records online or by mail, including transcripts of past tax returns, tax account information, wage and income statements, and verification of non-filing letters. If you need a transcript for your business, find out how to get a business tax transcript.
A tax compliance report (Letter 6201) shows whether you have filed tax returns and paid taxes on time. Find out what it includes and how to get one. Employers, federal agencies, banks and other authorities sometimes request a tax check to see if you’ve met all your tax obligations.
If you're a resident or a nonresident alien departing the United States, you usually have to show that you have complied with the U.S. income tax laws before you can depart. You do this by obtaining from the IRS a tax clearance document, commonly called a departure permit or sailing permit.
Entities not subject to Pennsylvania corporate taxes must file the Application for Tax Clearance Certificate (REV-181) and report and pay all taxes, interest and penalties up to the date the entity ceased business activities in Pennsylvania.