See what’s in the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue’s regulatory agenda for 2026 and where the PICPA will be focusing its attention.
The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue (DOR) released its regulatory agenda for 2026.
Sales Factor Sourcing Sales of Services
Under Section 6 of the Fiscal Code and Section 401 of the Tax Reform Code, the DOR proposes adding Section 153.26a on sales factor sourcing for services. Act 52 of 2013 revised the method for sourcing service revenue in corporate net income tax (CNIT) calculations. The proposed rule establishes procedures for sourcing service income, apportioning business income to Pennsylvania, and ensuring uniform application by taxpayers.
Business Income and Nonbusiness Income
Under Section 6 of the Fiscal Code and Section 401 of the Tax Reform Code (72 P.S. Section 7401(3)), the DOR is amending CNIT regulations by adding Section 153.24a on business and nonbusiness income. It reflects legislative changes and evolving case law on states’ taxation of corporations under the Unitary Business Principle.
Payment Methods for Obligations Due the Commonwealth
Under Section 9 of the Fiscal Code, the DOR and Treasury propose a full revision of Chapter 5 on payment methods for obligations due the Commonwealth. The rule updates allowable payment methods - including cash, check, and various electronic funds transfer (EFT) options - specifies which obligations must be paid by EFT, and outlines penalties for noncompliance.
Reviewed June 2026