61 Pa. Code § 56.1 - Maintaining a place of business within this Commonwealth
Example. "A" Company is a New Jersey corporation, with "R" representative in Pennsylvania. "R" takes orders from Pennsylvania customers and forwards the money to the New Jersey office for approval. "R" has no authority to approve orders. "A" mails all purchases directly to its customers. The customers are billed from the New Jersey office. "A" is "maintaining a place of business within Pennsylvania."
Example. "B" Company, a New York corporation, advertises on Pennsylvania radio stations and has regularly scheduled deliveries into Pennsylvania. "B" is "maintaining a place of business within Pennsylvania."
Example. "C" Company, a Delaware corporation, employs "E" to make service calls. "P," a Pennsylvania resident, is a customer of "C" company. "P" calls "C" and requests that a serviceman be sent to his house. "E" is dispatched to the residence of "P." "C" is "maintaining a place of business within Pennsylvania."
Notes
The provisions of this § 56.1 issued under the Tax Reform Code of 1971 (72 P. S. § 7270).
This section cited in 61 Pa. Code § 60.10 (relating to adjustment and collection services).
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