TAX INFORMATION
Earned Income Tax Information
Earned Income Tax Questions can be directed to Keystone Collections Group. The West Pikeland Township Office is not able to answer specific tax questions.
West Pikeland Township Resident Tax Rate is 1.25%
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.75% goes to West Pikeland Township and .50% goes to Downingtown Area School District
Do not forget to file your local tax return with Keystone Collections Group
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Property Tax Information for County and Township
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Questions can be directed to Chester County Treasurer. The West Pikeland Township Office is not able to answer specific tax questions.
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Each year you will receive two (2) bills from the Chester County Treasurer:
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Chester County Tax - 5.164 mills
West Pikeland Township Tax - 1.55 mills
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Property Tax Information for School District
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Residents of West Pikeland Township are taxed by the Downingtown Area School District. The West Pikeland Township Office is not able to answer specific tax questions.
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School Taxes are collected by Berkheimer
School Tax - 30.711 mills
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2025 Millage Increase
The recent increase in the millage rate from 0.8 to 1.55 was a necessary step to ensure the continued maintenance and improvement of essential community services. Over the past few years, rising costs and increasing demands have put significant pressure on the township’s budget. The need to sustain public safety, maintain and upgrade infrastructure, and support community spaces continues to be a challenge. Furthermore, the township is also committed to meeting the financial obligations related to the bond payment for the
open space purchased in 2013, which is a key part of the Township's long-term vision for community development.
The 1.55 millage rate is divided, with 0.3 going to support the library and 1.25 allocated to the township's general fund. This allocation will help address these growing needs and ensure that our township remains a safe, vibrant, and well-maintained place to live. Township leadership is actively exploring opportunities for savings and alternative sources of funding. To stay informed and provide input, residents are encouraged to attend future budget workshops and Township public meetings, where decisions are made in collaboration with the community.
