West Mayfield Borough Taxes

Kathleen Brewer, Real Estate Tax Collector

Term expires: 2026

Special Notices

Real Estate Tax Collector Office

3628 Matilda St.

Beaver Falls, PA  15010

 

724-847-3883

Office Hours

Wednesday

 5pm – 7pm

 

Last Saturday of the month

9am – noon 

 

By appointment

Tax Payments

For your convenience, a tax payment drop box is located on the premises.  Payments will be accepted by mail.

Make checks payable to:
     West Mayfield Borough or Blackhawk School District (addresed as appropriate)
     C/O Kathy Brewer, Tax Collector

Special Fees

Duplicate Bill = $5.00

Tax Certification = $20.00

2024 Tax Levies (Mills)

County: 3.67
Local: 2.2482
School: 10.1444
Total: 16.0626

Tax Information

2024 Municipal Tax Levies: County, Local, School Millages

What is tax millage?

“Millage” is based on a Latin word that means “thousandth.” So 1 mill is equivalent to 1/1000th.  Applied to taxes, that means 1 mill is equivalent to $1 in taxes per $1,000 in taxable property value. If your property has a taxable value of $100,000, and you’re assessed a 1 mill tax rate, you’ll pay $100 in taxes (i.e., .001 x 100,000 = 100). 

Another way to figure your actual tax bill is to take assessed property value divided by 1,000 x millage rate. 

The Borough Tax Collector receives:

    • Borough Real Estate Tax
    • School District Real Estate Tax

Property owners are responsible for three (3) real estate tax obligations:

    1. January: County real estate taxes are collected at the Court House by the County Treasurer.
    2. March: Borough real estate taxes are collected by the Borough Real Estate Tax Collector.
    3. July: The Blackhawk School Tax is collected by the Borough Real Estate Tax Collector.

Note:  Borough residents may pay each of these taxes at a discount for two (2) months, or at face for two (2) months, or residents must pay a penalty until the end of the year (for the school) or March 31 for the Borough. Deliquent taxes are turned over to the tax claim office at the Beaver County Courthouse. 

Residents must write separate checks for each tax, which are deposited into separate accounts.  Both portions of your tax bill must be sent in with your payment.  Include a self-addressed stamped envelope to receive a stamped and signed receipt back by mail.  Receipts may be obtained by visiting the tax office.

Changes in mailing address must be made through the County Assessment office. The change will be reflected on the following year’s taxes if made by October 15th.

Please notify the Borough Tax office if there are any changes in your tax status.

Homestead/Farmstead Exemption Program: All residents who own the home or mobile home in which they live are advised to enroll in the Homestead/Farmstead Exemption Program. This program uses gambling revenue to reduce your School Real Estate taxes.  Open enrollment is from December 15th through March 1st. Applications can be obtained at the County Assessment Office, on the County web site, or by calling 724-770-4800.

Borough Per Capita and Occupational Assessment Taxes

The Borough Per Capita and Occupational Assessment Taxes are collected by Berkheimer, a tax collection corporation.

Beginning January 1, 2012,  Act 32 requires all employers to withhold Earned Income Tax from all of their employees and remit these withholdings to the Beaver County Collector, Berkheimer.   Every employee must fill out a Residency Form that will declare where they reside and the percentage of their Municipalities’ withholding.  All forms and instructions can be obtained from Berkheimer.

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