Q:
Does Pennsylvania allow a credit against use tax for sales tax legally paid to another state? For instance, if Company purchases laptops in state X on which it pays sales tax legally due to state X, but then Company subsequently ships those laptops to Pennsylvania where they are used by employees, would Pennsylvania allow a credit against use tax for the state X sales tax Company paid for those laptops?
A:
If the state to where the sales tax first was paid allows reciprocity for PA sales tax, then yes.