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Juniata County, PA local income tax by school district, 2026

On $60,000, local tax in Juniata County is $600 (Beale Township, Juniata County School District) to $1,050 (Greenwood Township, Greenwood School District) a year, across 17 municipalities in 2 school districts.

Single filer who lives and works in the same municipality: earned income tax (EIT) plus the Local Services Tax (LST).

Tax year 2026. Rates checked ; page updated .

School districts in Juniata County

Your resident EIT is set by your municipality plus your school district; pick yours for the rate of every municipality and a calculator. Figures cover the district's municipalities in Juniata County.

School districts in Juniata County
School districtMunicipalities hereResident EITLSTTax on $60,000
Greenwood School District1 of 61.75%$0$1,050
Juniata County School District161%$0 to $52$600 to $652

One district crosses the county line: Greenwood School District (also Perry).

Lowest and highest local tax in Juniata County

Lowest local tax on $60,000, Juniata County
MunicipalitySchool districtResident EITLSTTax on $60,000
Beale TownshipJuniata County School District1%None$600
Fayette TownshipJuniata County School District1%None$600
Lack TownshipJuniata County School District1%None$600
Mifflin BoroughJuniata County School District1%None$600
Mifflintown BoroughJuniata County School District1%None$600
Highest local tax on $60,000, Juniata County
MunicipalitySchool districtResident EITLSTTax on $60,000
Greenwood TownshipGreenwood School District1.75%None$1,050
Walker TownshipJuniata County School District1%$52$652
Susquehanna TownshipJuniata County School District1%$52$652
Fermanagh TownshipJuniata County School District1%$52$652
Delaware TownshipJuniata County School District1%$52$652

Resident EIT here runs 1% to 1.75%; nonresident EIT 0% to 1%; LST $0 to $52. 17 of 17 municipality rates are confirmed by an independent tax collector's list; the rest come from the state register alone.

Working in another Juniata County municipality

Under Act 32 your employer withholds the higher of your resident rate and the work municipality's nonresident rate, and the LST is charged where you work. In Juniata County, 0 of 17 municipalities charge nonresidents more than the county's lowest resident rate (1%).

Worked example. You live in Beale Township (1% resident EIT) and earn $60,000. Working at home you pay $600 a year. Working in Walker Township (1% nonresident EIT, $52 LST), you pay $652: Earned Income Tax (resident rate, Beale Township + Juniata County School District) $600; Local Services Tax $52.

EIT is collected for the county's municipalities by Capital Tax Collection Bureau; give your employer the PSD code shown on your district's page.

Nearest school districts outside Juniata County

Distance from the county's center to each district's municipality centers.

Nearest school districts outside the county
School districtCountyDistanceTax on $60,000
West Perry School DistrictPerry13 mi$1,020 to $1,072
Mifflin County School DistrictMifflin13 mi$820 to $862
Newport School DistrictPerry15 mi$960 to $1,012
Midd-West School DistrictSnyder21 mi$1,380 to $1,432
Susquenita School DistrictPerry, Dauphin23 mi$1,080 to $1,132
Millersburg Area School DistrictDauphin24 mi$600 to $652
Penns Valley Area School DistrictCentre25 mi$1,080 to $1,132
Big Spring School DistrictCumberland26 mi$1,000 to $1,942

Neighboring counties

Neighboring Pennsylvania counties
CountySchool districtsTax on $60,000
Dauphin County12$600 to $1,356
Franklin County6$600 to $1,072
Huntingdon County6$600 to $1,102
Mifflin County2$600 to $862
Northumberland County8$600 to $1,252
Perry County5$600 to $1,132
Snyder County2$1,260 to $1,432

Sources and verification

  1. Pennsylvania DCED, Act 32 EIT/LST register (current rates with collector)
  2. DCED: PSD codes and EIT rates
  3. U.S. Census Bureau: county and county subdivision locations (distances)

Rates as of reporting year 2026 (current values as published on retrieval date); checked . "Verified" means a second, independent publisher shows the same rate; "single official source" means only the official register lists it so far, so confirm with the tax collector before relying on it. See how local rates are checked.