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Upper Merion Area School District local income tax, 2026

On $60,000 in the Upper Merion Area School District, local tax is $52 to $652 a year, depending on which of its 3 municipalities you live in. In Bridgeport Borough it is $652 (1% EIT plus $52 LST).

For a single filer who lives and works in the same municipality: earned income tax (EIT) on wages, including 401(k) contributions, plus the Local Services Tax (LST). Montgomery County.

Tax year 2026. Rates checked ; page updated .

Local income tax per paycheck, Upper Merion Area School District

$25.08

$652.00 a year in local tax, 1.09% of gross pay.

Local income tax per paycheck and per year
LinePer paycheckPer year
Earned Income Tax (resident rate, Bridgeport Borough + Upper Merion Area School District) (1%)$23.08$600.00
Local Services Tax$2.00$52.00
Total local tax$25.08$652.00

At least one PA rate has not been confirmed by a second source (DCED register only).

Act 32: the employer withholds the higher of your resident rate and the work location's nonresident rate.

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Rates in each Upper Merion Area School District municipality

Earned income tax and LST by municipality, Upper Merion Area School District
MunicipalityResident EITNonresident EITLSTTax on $60,000Status
Bridgeport Borough1%1%$52 (waived under $12,000)$652Single official source
Upper Merion Township0%0%$52 (waived under $12,000)$52Single official source
West Conshohocken Borough1%1%$52 (waived under $12,000)$652Single official source

Resident EIT = municipal share + Upper Merion Area School District share (0% for the district). Nonresident EIT is what the municipality charges people who work there but live elsewhere. PSD codes for your employer: Bridgeport Borough 461901, Upper Merion Township 461902, West Conshohocken Borough 461903.

All of these rates come from a single official source, the state's Act 32 register (DCED); no independent tax-collector list covered them.

Living here vs working here

  • Where you live sets your EIT rate: 0% to 1% in the Upper Merion Area School District (0% school district share plus each municipality's own share), on all your wages wherever you work in Pennsylvania.
  • Where you work can raise it, never lower it: your employer withholds the higher of your resident rate and the work municipality's nonresident rate (Act 32). The Upper Merion Area School District's municipalities charge nonresidents 0% to 1%.
  • The LST follows your job: $52 a year in the Upper Merion Area School District's municipalities, charged by where you work and split across paychecks; waived below $12,000 in earnings where adopted.

Worked example. You live in Bridgeport Borough (1% resident EIT) and earn $60,000. Working in Bridgeport Borough, you pay $652 a year. Working in Collingdale Borough (1% nonresident EIT, None LST), you pay $600: Earned Income Tax (resident rate, Bridgeport Borough + Upper Merion Area School District) $600. Your resident rate is at least as high as Collingdale Borough's nonresident rate, so your EIT does not change.

Commuting to Philadelphia. Working in Philadelphia, you pay the city's nonresident Wage Tax instead of your home EIT (your home EIT is credited with it, and any excess is still owed). From Bridgeport Borough on $60,000 that is $2,056.49 a year: Philadelphia Wage Tax (nonresident) $2,056.49. Philadelphia has no LST. See Philadelphia Wage Tax.

Local tax in Bridgeport Borough at other salaries

Local tax at other salaries
SalaryEIT + LST a yearShare of pay
$30,000$3521.17%
$45,000$5021.12%
$60,000$6521.09%
$80,000$8521.07%
$100,000$1,0521.05%
$150,000$1,5521.03%

School districts nearest to the Upper Merion Area School District

Distance between the districts' municipality centers; ranges cover each district's municipalities, for someone who lives and works in the same municipality.

Nearby school districts
School districtCountyDistanceResident EITLSTTax on $60,000
Norristown Area School DistrictMontgomery3 mi1% to 2.1%$52$652 to $1,312
Colonial School DistrictMontgomery4 mi1% to 1.25%$52$652 to $802
Radnor Township School DistrictDelaware5 mi0%$52$52
Methacton School DistrictMontgomery6 mi1%$10 to $52$610 to $652
Tredyffrin-Easttown School DistrictChester6 mi0% to 0.5%$0 to $52$52 to $300
Lower Merion School DistrictMontgomery6 mi0% to 1%$5 to $52$52 to $605
Haverford Township School DistrictDelaware7 mi0%$52$52
Wissahickon School DistrictMontgomery8 mi1% to 1.06%$52$652 to $688
Springfield Township School DistrictMontgomery8 mi1%$52$652
Marple Newtown School DistrictDelaware8 mi0%$52$52
Phoenixville Area School DistrictChester10 mi1.1% to 1.35%$52$712 to $862
Upper Dublin School DistrictMontgomery10 mi1%$52$652

Sources and verification

  1. Pennsylvania DCED, Act 32 EIT/LST register (current rates with collector)
  2. DCED: PSD codes and EIT rates

Tax collector: Berkheimer Tax Administrator. Register last updated for these municipalities: December 1, 2025, January 16, 2026, January 19, 2026.

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.