61 Pa. Code § 115.5 - Joint declaration of husband and wife
(a) A husband and wife may make a joint
declaration of estimated tax as if they were one taxpayer, even though one
spouse is expected to have no income during the taxable year. A joint
declaration shall show the social security number and full name of each
spouse.
(b) If a husband and wife
make a joint declaration, their liability with respect to the estimated tax
shall be joint and several.
(c) The
fact that a joint declaration of estimated income tax is made by a husband and
wife shall not preclude them from filing separate final returns. In case a
joint declaration is made but a joint return is not filed for the same taxable
year, the estimated income tax payments for such year may be treated as
payments on account of the tax liability of either the husband or wife for the
taxable year or may be divided between them in such manner as they may
agree.
(d) A spouse shall not
offset a gain in one class of income with a loss of income of the other spouse
in another class of income. A spouse shall not offset a gain in the same class
of income with a loss of income of the other spouse in the same class of
income.
Notes
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