Tax Office | LOWER ALLEN TOWNSHIP, PA – A Township of the First Class

Tax Collector Disclaimer:
The Tax Collector of Lower Allen Township is a separately elected position, and does not work for the Commissioners or the Administration Department. While the Commissioners provide an office for the Tax Collector in the Township Municipal Services Center, the Tax Collector sets her own hours. The Tax Collector can be contacted by calling 717-737-5671.

Bonnie K. Miller, Tax Collector
Lower Allen Township Municipal Services Center
2233 Gettysburg Road
Camp Hill, PA 17011
Office: 717-737-5671

Bonnie Miller is currently still working from home, if you need to get a hold of her please email her at bmiller@latwp.org or millekbkle@gmail.com or call her home at (717)-763-7960.

CUMBERLAND COUNTY OFFICE
Cumberland County Assessment Office
Old Courthouse, 1 Courthouse Square
Carlisle, PA 17013
1-888-697-0371

Cumberland County Local Taxes
Earned Income Tax/Local Services Tax
Cumberland County Tax Bureau
21 Waterford Drive, Suite 201
Mechanicsburg, PA 17050

When Are My Taxes Due?
Tax bills are mailed to taxpayers twice a year. On or about March 1st, you will receive the bill for Cumberland County and Lower Allen Township taxes. On July 1, you will receive the tax bill for West Shore School District taxes.

THE MARCH BILL
If you own real estate, you will receive a Real Estate Tax Bill which includes (Tax bill is mailed on March 1st, but runs for the whole calendar year):

1. County Real Estate Tax
2. Municipal Real Estate Tax

THE JULY BILL
If you own real estate, you will receive a West Shore School District Real Estate Tax Bill which will show the amount of tax owed to your school district (This bill is mailed on July 1st and runs for fiscal year July 1 – June 30).

NOTE: Due to the mortgages being sold to other mortgage companies, banks buying other banks out, and homeowners refinancing, the Tax Office will mail all real estate taxes to the property owner. We ask that you write your loan number on your tax bill and forward your tax bill on to your bank or mortgage company if your taxes are in an escrow account.