Residents Ask EIT-Related Questions During Falls Info Session
About two dozen Falls residents attended a recent earned income tax information session and asked various questions related to filing requirements and taxable income.
Falls officials, along with representatives from Keystone Collections – the county-designated EIT collector for Bucks County school districts and municipalities – took questions in-person and via zoom from residents related to Falls Township’s Jan. 1, 2023 enactment of an EIT.
Please click on the box below to read the entire article, view the EIT Informational meeting video and view handouts from Keystone Collections Group for residents and businesses.
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Live Here, Spend Here
Marie’s Kozy Korner
More than just the local neighborhood bar and go-to place for two-time award-winning chicken wings, Marie’s Kozy Korner has always been a family affair.
The bar began in 1979 and continued as William Penn Tavern until Marie Krotz took the helm and renamed it Marie’s Kozy Korner Inc. in 1991.
Krotz shares ownership with her daughter, Nancy Lawson the business manager, who helps run the day to day.
2023 MEETINGS OF THE FALLS TOWNSHIP BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Public Notice
Notice is hereby given that the Falls Township Board of Supervisors will hold its regularly scheduled meetings in the 2023 calendar year the fourth Monday of each month at 7:00 p.m., as further set forth on the agenda posted on the Township’s website, at www.fallstwp.com. Until further notice, the 2023 meetings shall be held in a hybrid format, with the in-person component to take place at 188 Lincoln Highway, Fairless Hills, Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Members of the public are permitted to attend the meeting in person, provided that all safety measures, as available on the Township website at www.fallstwp.com and posted on the entrance to the building prior to the meeting, are observed. Members of the public are also permitted to view the meeting through a virtual format as set forth on the Township website, but no participation or public comment will be taken through the virtual format. All public comment will be taken in person. Comments or questions are encouraged to be submitted in advance of the meeting to m.takita@fallstwp.com. If a member of the public would like to participate but requires assistance or accommodation, please contact the Township at m.takita@fallstwp.com or (215) 949-9000, extension 251 prior to 10:00 a.m. on the day of the regularly scheduled meeting.
Michael P. Clarke, Esquire
Solicitor for Falls Township
Seven Neshaminy Interplex
Suite 200
Trevose, PA 19053
Falls Seeks Residents to Fill Volunteer Roles on Various Boards
Would you like to help guide the future business initiatives, historic preservation, and neighborhood traffic concerns in Falls Township?
Falls Township is seeking volunteers to serve on ten advisory boards. The level of involvement varies, with some bodies meeting on an as-needed basis, while others play a larger or more active role.
Serving on boards, commissions and committees is a great way for residents to stay updated about the topics of greatest interest. Volunteers can take pride in helping to shape their community now and into the future.
Falls OKs EIT for 2023
Against the backdrop of dwindling host community fees from Waste Management and to prevent financially impacting senior citizens and residents living on fixed incomes, the Falls Township Supervisors begrudgingly approved enacting a 1-percent earned income tax.
Following a presentation from Peter Angelides of EConsult Solutions Inc., and comments and questions from the Supervisors and several residents, the board on Monday voted 4-1 in favor of implementing the EIT, which took effect on Jan. 1, 2023. Supervisor John Palmer cast the lone no vote.
