FAQs/Helpful Links
When Discount & Base Tax Payments with the last day to pay falls on a Saturday/Sunday/Legal Holiday:
(1) Whenever the last day of a period during which payment may be made at a discount or without penalty shall fall on Saturday or Sunday or on any day made a legal holiday by the laws of this Commonwealth or of the United States, payment shall be considered timely if it is tendered or postmarked by the United States Postal Service on the succeeding secular or business day. (2) A tax collector shall not refuse to accept payment tendered or postmarked by the United States Postal Service in a timely manner pursuant to this subsection. (e) A tax collector shall not refuse to accept payment tendered or postmarked by the United States Postal Service by December 31, but nothing in this section shall be construed as limiting the authority of a tax collector to set a date, not earlier than December 15, after which personal checks will no longer be accepted for payment of taxes and penalty.
End of Year = December 31 - No exceptions granted
(Payments with US Postmark of December 31 received by January 10 will be honored as Timely Paid. After that, payments received will be returned to Tax Payer with instructions to deal directly with Tax Claim,)
What's the School Code for the Pleasant Valley School District?
45520
What's my Parcel Number?
Parcels in Eldred Township begin with 06. Example: 06.6.1.42
Parcels in Ross Township begin with 15
What's my Tax Account ID number?
Eldred:It's the 5 or 6 digit number without any slashes or dashes in it and starts with a 6.
Example: 66067
Ross: starts with 15, example: 150046
(sometimes tax account ID's may start with 140)
Eldred Township Administration (Tel: 610-381-4252)
Monroe County Treasurer's Office (Tel: 570-517-3180)
Monroe County Tax Claim (Tel: 570-517-3172)
Monroe County Tax Assessment Office (Tel: 570-517-3133)
To change your billing address on your tax bills.
Monroe County Sheriff's Office (Tel: 570-517-3312)
Homestead Exclusion Must be filed by March 1
PROPERTY TAX REBATE FOR HOMEOWNERS & RENTERS
FILE APPLICATION BY JUNE 30
The law:
- Raises the maximum rebate for seniors from $650 to $1,000;
- Increases the income cap for renters and homeowners to $45,000 a year; and
- Ties the cap to increases in the cost of living so no seniors lose out just because their Social Security payment went up.
It's the first time the program has been expanded since 2006.
For property taxes and rent paid in prior year, Pennsylvanian residents age 65+, or widowed at age 50+, and people with disabilities age 18+ qualify for this Rebate. Half of Social Security income is excluded.
New: File Your Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program Applications Online
Property Tax/Rent Rebate Program claimants now have the option to submit program applications online with the Department of Revenue's myPATH system. Filing online leads to fast processing, easy direct deposit options and automatic calculators that will help you apply for your rebate. Visit mypath.pa.gov to file your application.
Or you may call 1-888-222-9190
Veterans' Property Tax Exemptions
I do not collect Earned Income Tax (1%). Please refer to Berk One for questions and info regarding this tax:
https://www.hab-inc.com/forms-for-individuals/
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