Per Capita Tax Templates
Are you looking for information about per capita taxes? Learn about per capita tax exemptions, how to request an exoneration from per capita taxes, and more on this webpage. Per capita taxes, also known as per capita tax or per capita taxes, are imposed on individuals rather than property. This type of tax is a fixed amount per person and is often used to fund local government services and school districts. Some people may be eligible for exemptions or exonerations from paying per capita taxes. To learn more about the process and to access the necessary forms, explore the links below.
Documents:
10
This form is used for requesting a tax exemption for per capita taxes in the Lebanon County School Districts in Pennsylvania.
PDF 
Word
This form is used for requesting an exemption from paying the per capita tax in the North Schuylkill School District in Pennsylvania.
This form is used for petitioning for the exoneration of NASD personal and per capita taxes in the Norristown Area School District, Pennsylvania.
This form is used for applying for a tax exemption for residents of the Norwin School District in Pennsylvania based on their per capita tax and occupation.
This form is used for applying for an exemption from paying the per capita tax in the Wilkes-Barre Area School District in Pennsylvania.
This document is a Request for Exoneration From Per Capita Tax specific to the Central Columbia School District in Pennsylvania. It is used by residents in the school district to request an exemption from paying the per capita tax.
This form is used for requesting the exoneration of per capita tax in the Cranberry Area School District in Pennsylvania.
This document is a request to be exempted from paying the per capita tax in the Neshaminy School District in Pennsylvania.
This document is used for requesting exoneration from paying the per capita tax in the Oil City Area School District in Pennsylvania.
This document is a Per Capita Tax Exoneration Request for the Butler Area School District located in Pennsylvania.
