What income is specifically exempt from the Earned Income Tax (EIT)?

Income such as dividends, interest, income from trusts, bonds, insurance and stocks is exempt. Also exempt are payments for third party sick or disability benefits, old age benefits, retirement pay, pensions - including social security payments, public assistance or unemployment compensation payments made by any governmental agency, and any wages or compensation paid by the United States for active service in the armed forces of the United States including bonuses or additional compensation for such service.

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1. Who Do I Contact to Change My Mailing Address on the Real Estate Tax Bills?
2. I Recently Legally Changed My Name, Who Do I Contact to Get This Changed on My Real Estate Tax Bill?
3. I am a New Business in the Township. Is There a Business or Mercantile Tax?
4. I am a New Business in the Township. My Payroll Department is Asking For an ID Number. Where Can I Find This?
5. What is the Earned Income Tax (EIT)?
6. What income is specifically exempt from the Earned Income Tax (EIT)?
7. If the EIT Tax is Withheld in Another Community Where I Work, Do I Also Pay the District in Which I Live?
8. Whose Earned Income Tax (EIT) will be Withheld by My Employer?
9. If I am Subject to the Philadelphia Wage Tax, Must I Also Pay this Tax?
10. From Whom Will the Earned Income Tax (EIT) be Collected Directly?
11. What if I Neither File a Return, Nor Pay the Tax Due?
12. Must ALL Taxpayers File a Final Return?
13. How Can I Obtain a Form for Paying My Local Earned Income Tax?
14. What is the Process to File an Earned Income Tax (EIT) Appeal?