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🚨 **PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS FYI: NEW LOCAL SALES TAX RULES**PA business owners — this is an update worth paying attention ...
08/20/2026

🚨 **PENNSYLVANIA BUSINESS FYI: NEW LOCAL SALES TAX RULES**

PA business owners — this is an update worth paying attention to, especially if you sell taxable products or services to customers in **Philadelphia or Allegheny County.**

The Pennsylvania Department of Revenue recently sent notice regarding **Act 21 of 2026**, which changes how certain local sales taxes are collected.

đź“Ś **What changed?**

Previously, local sales tax was generally determined by the **point of sale** — where the business/vendor was located.

Under the new law, local sales tax is based on the **point of destination** — where the taxable product or service is delivered or provided.

This means vendors who are already required to collect Pennsylvania’s **6% state sales tax** may also be required to collect:

➡️ **Philadelphia:** Additional **2% local sales tax**
➡️ **Allegheny County:** Additional **1% local sales tax**

So, for example, your business does **not necessarily have to be located in Philadelphia or Allegheny County** for this to affect you. If you make taxable sales to customers in those areas, you may have additional local sales-tax collection responsibilities.

đź“… The law was enacted **July 12, 2026**, with applicability to tax years after **December 31, 2025**.

The PA Department of Revenue has also stated that it understands businesses need time to make adjustments and **will not begin enforcing the new requirements until October 1, 2026.**

⚠️ **Business owners should start reviewing:**
• Where your customers are located
• How your invoicing/checkout system calculates PA sales tax
• Whether your accounting or payment processor can calculate tax based on the customer's destination
• Whether sales into Philadelphia or Allegheny County are being taxed correctly

This is especially important for businesses that sell online, invoice customers remotely, ship products, or provide taxable services throughout Pennsylvania.

**Don’t wait until tax filing time to find out your system was collecting the wrong amount.**

đź“Ł Sharing this as a **Business FYI** so other Pennsylvania business owners can prepare before enforcement begins.

*This post is for general educational purposes and is not individualized tax or legal advice. Business owners should contact the PA Department of Revenue or their tax professional regarding their specific situation.*

08/07/2026

⚠️ IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE FROM POWERSIDE LLC

Powerside LLC recently identified unauthorized activity involving our business email account.

Some business contacts and clients may have received an unexpected email titled:

“Powerside LLC New Submission and Statement – Review And Sign”

The message contained a PDF/document attachment.

Please do not open the attachment. If you received this message, please delete it.

The email account has been secured, passwords have been changed and additional security measures, including new two-step authentication, have been implemented.

The issue has been corrected, and we are continuing to monitor the account closely.

If you opened the attachment or entered any information after opening it, please contact Powerside LLC directly at 800-413-5919 or text Security to 724-505-5663.

We apologize for any confusion this may have caused and appreciate your understanding.

Powerside LLC Staff

07/03/2026

Do not build business credit backwards.

Applying before your business is ready can cost you approvals.

A lot of business owners start by applying for credit cards, loans, or funding before the business is properly set up — but business credit should start with foundation first.

Your business should look legitimate, consistent, and fundable before you start asking lenders or creditors for money.

That foundation may include:

A properly formed business entity
An EIN
A business bank account
A professional business address
A business phone number
A business email and website
Consistent information across business records, listings, and applications

From there, you can begin building smaller business credit relationships, such as vendor accounts or net terms that may report payment history.

Business credit is a process — not a shortcut.

Foundation first.
Vendor credit second.
Stronger business credit relationships next.
Larger funding opportunities later.

Build the business right.
Then build the credit with strategy.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

Personal credit and business credit are not the same.Personal credit follows you as an individual.Business credit follow...
07/02/2026

Personal credit and business credit are not the same.

Personal credit follows you as an individual.
Business credit follows the company.

But when your business is new, many lenders may still look at both.

That is why business owners should not ignore their personal credit while trying to build business credit.

Build the business right.
Protect your personal profile.
Grow business credit with strategy.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

07/01/2026

Business credit does not always start with big loans.

Many business owners want major credit cards, large loans, or funding approvals right away — but business credit usually needs a foundation first.

One starting point may be vendor credit.

Vendor credit can include business accounts, trade lines, or net terms that allow your business to purchase products or services and pay later.

When managed correctly, these accounts may help your business begin creating positive payment history.

But strategy matters.

Not every vendor reports.
Not every account builds business credit.
And opening accounts without a plan can still create problems.

Before using vendor credit, ask:

Does the vendor report?
What are the payment terms?
Does the purchase make sense for my business?
Can I pay on time?

Small reporting accounts can help create the foundation for bigger opportunities later.

Start with structure.
Use credit with purpose.
Build business credit intentionally.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

Is your business ready for funding?Before you apply for business credit, make sure your business checks the right boxes....
06/30/2026

Is your business ready for funding?

Before you apply for business credit, make sure your business checks the right boxes.

Fundability matters.

Build the business right.
Then build the credit.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

06/29/2026

Business credit does not start with applying.

Before you apply for business credit, your business needs to look fundable.

Too many business owners rush to apply for credit cards, loans, or funding before the business is fully set up — but lenders and creditors may look at more than just the application.

They may review how your business is structured, whether your information is consistent, and whether the business appears legitimate and established.

A strong business credit foundation may include:

A properly formed business entity
An EIN
A business bank account
A professional business address
A business phone number
A business email and website
Consistent business information across records and listings

Business credit is not built by rushing to apply.

It is built by setting the business up correctly first.

Build the business right.
Then build the credit.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

06/26/2026

The worst time to work on your credit is when you already need approval.

Too many people wait until they need a car, mortgage, apartment, business funding, or emergency financing before they finally look at their credit report.

But by that time, there may already be issues standing in the way.

High balances.
Recent late payments.
Collections.
Too many inquiries.
Inaccurate reporting.
Not enough positive credit history.

Credit preparation should happen before the application — not after the denial.

That means reviewing your credit report, correcting inaccurate information, managing balances, building positive history, and understanding what lenders may see before you apply.

Strong credit is not built at the last minute.

It is built with strategy, structure, and consistency over time.

Do not wait until the opportunity is on the line.

Start preparing before you need the credit.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

High interest rates are making financing more expensive — which means your credit profile matters more than ever.In toda...
06/25/2026

High interest rates are making financing more expensive — which means your credit profile matters more than ever.

In today’s economy, it is not just about getting approved. It is also about what terms you qualify for.

When borrowing costs are high, your credit profile can affect:

Whether you get approved
The interest rate you receive
Your monthly payment
How much financing you can comfortably manage
The total cost of borrowing over time

That is why preparing your credit before you apply matters.

A strong credit profile is more than just a score. Lenders may also review:

Balances and utilization
Payment history
Recent inquiries
Account age
Debt compared to income
Overall credit stability

When rates are high, even small weaknesses in your profile can cost you more.

The stronger your profile, the better positioned you may be when it is time to apply for financing, whether that is for a mortgage, vehicle, business funding, or other major purchase.

Do not wait until you need approval to start paying attention to your credit.

Prepare early.
Borrow wisely.
Position yourself better.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

06/24/2026

Rising costs do not have to shrink your financial power.

Saving money is important, but smart consumers also understand how credit can be used strategically.

Credit is not just about buying things you cannot afford.

When used correctly, credit can help protect cash flow, provide access to better funding options, and help you prepare for unexpected costs.

But strategy matters.

Using credit without a plan can turn into a trap.
Using credit with structure can become a tool.

That means knowing your credit profile, managing balances, watching interest rates, avoiding unnecessary applications, and building credit before you urgently need it.

Your credit should support your financial goals — not work against them.

Spend wisely.
Borrow smarter.
Build intentionally.

Follow Powerside LLC for practical credit education that helps put the power back on your side.

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