Taxes

Mailing Real Estate Tax Bills

The Phoenixville Borough Real Estate tax bills are mailed annually in March. Property owners are responsible for all taxes on their property. Failure to receive a bill does not relieve the taxpayer from the responsibility to pay.

Call the Tax Collector at 610-933-8801, ext. 219 if you have not received your bill.

Types of Taxes

The Borough of Phoenixville levies two types of taxes:

511 taxes
Real estate taxes

Real Estate Taxes

According to State Statute, the Borough Council is able to levy up to 30 mills without court intervention. The 2019 millage is 6.14 or $614 per $100,000 of property assessment.

Chester County and the Phoenixville Area School District also send out real estate tax bills.

Chester County Real Estate Tax
Chester County Treasurer
Bills are issued annually in January.
Phoenixville Area School District Real Estate Tax
Real Estate Tax Department
Bills are issued annually in July.

Local Income & Local Services Tax Collection Procedures

The Chester Tax Collection Committee (CTCC) recently appointed Keystone Collections Group to serve as the Earned Income Tax (EIT) and Local Services Tax (LST) collector for school and municipal taxing authorities within Chester County.

This important change was brought about under Act 32 of 2008. Act 32 requires municipal governments and school districts in all Pennsylvania counties, except Philadelphia, to select a single tax collector to serve the EIT collection needs of the political subdivisions within the county.

Keystone will officially start EIT and LST collections for the CTCD effective January 1, 2011. This means that Keystone will be responsible for processing payments for the 1st quarter of 2011 and thereon.

More Information

For additional information on Keystone Collections Group, please call
724-978-0300 or visit their website.

Keystone Offers Extended Services Hours for Taxpayers Through Tax Day – April 15

Keystone Collections Group is offering extended service hours to assist taxpayers through Tax Day, April 15.

Taxpayers may ask a question 24/7 online and receive an individual response from our Taxpayer Services team.

Keystone’s Frequently Asked Questions provides answers anytime to most tax inquiries.