PALite

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The Pennsylvania Department of State's Professional Licensing Services Bureau oversees the regulation and licensing of various professions in the state. From accountants to real estate agents, PALite ensures that professionals meet the necessary requirements to practice in Pennsylvania.

Agency Accounts

Adams Tax Collection District Account

The Adams Tax Collection District Account allows you to set up and manage the following information:

PALite Account Number: Your account number is the same as your EIN.

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