June 2022 - Important Things to Know
The next bill you will receive is the School Tax Bill on or around July 1st.
If you did not receive the March 1st County/Township Real Estate Tax Bill, you can download a copy under the "Bills & Receipts" tab. You’ll be able to pay online by clicking the links below.
If you prefer to use bill pay services through your bank, make sure you have it set to pay “Whitpain Township Tax Collector” at P.O. Box 1424, Blue Bell, PA 19422. Please give your bank at least two weeks before the deadline to process payment.
Payments: Township & County Real Estate Tax Bill (Discount deadline 4/30; Face deadline 6/30)
Pay your Township/County real estate tax bill by clicking the link below. This cannot be used for interim bills.
You'll need the last 8 digits of your parcel number for online payments. E-check fee: $0.50. Credit Card fee: 2%
Online payment is considered timely so long as it is submitted by the deadline and later transfers from your bank without issue, even if the transfer takes place after the due date. Please note it can take up to 2 weeks for e-checks to transfer from your bank. Save your confirmation e-mail for future reference.
Payments: Wissahickon School Tax Bill (Discount deadline 8/31; Face deadline 10/31)
Pay your Wissahickon school tax bill by clicking the link below. This cannot be used for interim bills or installment plans.
You'll need the last 8 digits of your parcel number for online payments. E-check fee: $0.50. Credit Card fee: 2%
Online payment is considered timely so long as it is submitted by the deadline and later transfers from your bank without issue, even if the transfer takes place after the due date. Please note it can take up to 2 weeks for e-checks to transfer from your bank. Save your confirmation e-mail for future reference.
"The importance of community was instilled in me at a very young age. My mother and grandfather served as council members in my New Jersey hometown for 27 years and 42 years, respectively. I can't wait to meet with you, work with you, and serve our community."
- Melissa Wanczyk, Tax Collector