Bill Schedule
County & Township real estate tax bills will be mailed March 1.
Methacton School bills will be mailed on July 1
County & Township
- DISCOUNT
Due by 04/302% Discount
- FACE Due by 06/30 Face
- PENALTY Due by 12/3110% Penalty
School
NOTE All School tax bills may be paid in 3 installments. See your bill for details.
- DISCOUNTDue by 08/312% Discount
- FACE Due by 10/31
- PENALTY Due by 12/3110% Penalty
- If paying by installments, the first installment MUST be received or postmarked by 08/31.
- A second bill will be sent with coupons #2 and #3 in September.
Payments
Make checks payable to: Michael Deal, Tax Collector
Michael Deal, Tax CollectorPayments should be mailed to: MICHAEL DEAL TAX COLLECTOR
MICHAEL DEAL TAX COLLECTORP O BOX 7220
Audubon PA 19407-7220
NOTE: WE CAN NO LONGER ACCEPT CASH FOR PAYMENT.
Payments may be made by Check, Money Order or Bank Check. After 12/15, bank checks and money orders are the only form of payment that can be accepted either in person or by mail. Credit card payments and Echeck payments through Municipay are accepted through 12/15/2023
Office Hours
- The best way to contact the Tax Collector is by E-mail. This allows for a quicker response. Please include your contact information (name, address, phone number) and parcel number if available.
- The Tax Collector is available by phone Monday through Thursday from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
- If you leave a message please include your contact information (name, address, phone number) and parcel number if available. Every effort is made to return phone calls within 24 to 48 hours.
- The Tax Office is closed on Friday.
Important Information Regarding Your Bill
- Retain Taxpayers Portion for your records.
- If you would like a receipt, please return the entire bill with a self-addressed stamped envelope. No receipt will be returned unless accompanied by a self-addressed stamped envelope and the entire bill.
- If you have received this bill in error and/or the bill is to be paid by someone other than you, please forward the bill to proper party for payment. If your mortgage company or bank pays your real estate taxes, forward your bill to them immediately.
- Payments may be made by Personal Check, Money Order, Cashiers Check.
- Please Note: Personal checks and/or company checks cannot be accepted after December 15th of the current tax year. Payments made after December 15th must be made with money order or cashiers check. After 12/15, bank checks and money orders are the only form of payment that can be accepted either in person or by mail. Credit card payments and Echeck payments through Municipay are accepted through 12/15/2024.
- If you are making payments through online banking or any other online bill paying service please keep in mind that these services print and mail a check to the tax collector. These mailings are usually not postmarked. Make sure you make your payment request in enough time for the tax collector to receive the payment by or before the due date. Payments received without a postmark after the due date will not be considered timely payment and will be returned.
- Payments will be applied to the period based on when they are postmarked. Payments that are received by mail that bear a postmark for a date within the period will be accepted and credited for that period.
- Payments received after posted due dates will not be credited for that period. All payments received after posted dates will be returned to the payee. Any additional fees that are incurred after posted payment dates will be applicable.
- Checks returned for NSF(non-sufficient funds) or uncollected funds will not be considered timely payment.
- All delinquent taxes on real estate will be furnished on December 31st of the current year to the County Commissioner for sale by the County Treasurer. Liens will be filed with the tax claims bureau for any taxes not paid by December 31st of the current year.
- Failure to receive notice shall not relieve any taxpayer from payment of any taxes imposed by any taxing district and such taxpayer shall be charged with his taxes as though he had received notice.
