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CENTER TOWNSHIP & CENTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT
INSTRUCTIONS and TAX RETURN

  IMPORTANT NOTICE → The FORM needed with complete Instructions to File your 2011 Center Township Earned Income Tax with CENTAX (Central Tax Bureau of PA, Inc.) is available Here (in PDF format).

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  IMPORTANT →  The township will collect taxes until Wednesday, February 29th, 2012 – CENTAX will begin collecting taxes on and after Thursday, March 1st, 2012 – Tax Returns must be filed by April 17th, 2012

  Please be advised that in accordance with Pennsylvania Act 32, CENTAX (Central Tax Bureau) is now the Tax Officer for Beaver County. All Center Township Residents will file their final Earned Income Tax returns for 2011 with CENTAX (800) 569-6704 (www.CentaxGroup.com). The Center Township Wage Tax Office will no longer be collecting Earned Income Tax. In the early part of 2012, all residents should receive documentation from this agency with directions on filing.

  Center Township is doing their part to see that this is a smooth transition and we ask that all residents exhibit patience during this transition. If you have any questions, please feel free to direct them to the township office at (724) 774-0271. The office is opened Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.



  WHO MUST FILE – Residents of Center Township. Those who have taxable income even if all the tax had been withheld by your employer, students, retired, part-year residents, or if you worked the previous year and had no income for the current year – you must file a Tax Return. Report if you are unemployed, disabled, workman’s compensation, or have retired and are not seeking further employment.

 

Webmaster: Stevan Drobac, Jr.  –  Last Updated: February 19, 2012