How much are property taxes in Bethlehem Pa?

How much are property taxes in Bethlehem Pa?

Bethlehem Township Tax impact: The property tax rate is unchanged at 7.59 mills, with an additional fire tax also unchanged at 0.15 mills. That makes for a township tax bill of $387 for a property assessed for tax purposes at $50,000.

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At what age do you stop paying property taxes in PA?

At least 60 years old (if you are married, either spouse needs to be 60) A widow or widower 50–60 years of age. Permanently disabled and 18–60 years old.

Where can I Find my Bethlehem school tax bill?

Note: For online school tax bill and payment information, please visit your school district website listed below. Bethlehem Central School District website. Ravena-Coeymans-Selkirk School District website. Guilderland Central School District website.

How are property tax rates determined in Bethlehem?

The tax rates are based upon the total tax levy for the year in the approved budget and final municipal assessments for the Town of Bethlehem and the Town of New Scotland. Tax rates sometimes vary between the towns because property in each is assessed at different levels in relation to full market value.

Do you have to pay business tax in Bethlehem?

All individuals or entities doing business in the City of Bethlehem are required to pay the City of Bethlehem’s Business & Mercantile tax on their gross receipts for business conducted in the City of Bethlehem. In addition to the tax on gross receipts, an annual Business Privilege License is required.

Do you have to pay amusement tax in Bethlehem?

More information on the Amusement Tax is available HERE. All individuals or entities doing business in the City of Bethlehem are required to pay the City of Bethlehem’s Business & Mercantile tax on their gross receipts for business conducted in the City of Bethlehem.