NPSD Property Tax and Rent Rebate Program

 

Program Information

 

The North Penn School District (NPSD) Board of School Directors unanimously approved a revised property tax rebate program that will see a discount of up to $1,000 for certain homeowners and renters.

To qualify for this discount, applicants must have a household income of no more than $48,110 annually, and:

• be 65 years of age or older; or
• be a widow and widower aged 50 years of age or older; or
• be permanently disabled and 18 years of age or older.

 

The property tax and rent rebate program is based upon the existing Pennsylvania Property Tax and Rent Rebate program which has been in effect since 1971 and is funded by state lottery and slot machine proceeds. North Penn homeowners and renters must qualify for the state rebate program to qualify for the district rebate program.

NPSD is granting a 65 percent rebate based on certain eligibility requirements and income levels as follows:

 

• 65 percent (maximum $1,000.00) annual rebate for North Penn homeowners and renters with a yearly household income between $0 to $8,550; and
• 65 percent (maximum $770.00) annual rebate for North Penn homeowners and renters with a yearly household income between $8,551 to $16,040; and
• 65 percent (maximum $460.00) annual rebate for North Penn homeowners and renters with a yearly household income between $16,041 to $19,240; and
• 65 percent (maximum $380) annual rebate for North Penn homeowners and renters with a yearly household income between $19,241 to $48,110. 

 

For those who qualify for the Tax Rebate Program, follow the links below or visit or call your local legislator.

 

View NPSD Tax Rebate Program application effective from July 1, 2026, to June 30, 2027 (opens in new window)

If you do not have access to a printer, you may pick up an application form at the the Educational Services Center at 401 E. Hancock St. Lansdale, PA in a box hanging outside of the front doors of the main entrance.

List of Representatives that can help you (opens in new window)

Frequently Asked Questions

 

Q: How is the rebate received?
A: Check.

Q: When can the rebate be expected?
A: Within approximately 60 days of the completed application being received by the school district.

Q: Do I need to attach a copy of my school tax bill?
A: No copies of any tax bills are needed.

Q: What can I use if I do not have a copy of form PA-1000?
A: Please seek assistance from your local state representative's office.

Q: Will a bank statement be sufficient as a receipt of the amount set forth as requested in Part D, line (b)?
A: Yes

Q: What other method of proof may I provide for my receipt of amount set forth in Part D, line (b)?
A: Scroll to "Where's My Rebate" click the blue button and choose Claim year 2025 (opens in new window)

Q: Is this school property tax rebate yearly or a one-time rebate?
A: It was approved by the NPSD Board of School Directors for the 2026-2027 year. It will be up for Board discussion whether to renew again for the 2027-2028 year.

Q: Is anyone available at the district level to answer questions?
A: Members of the NPSD Business Office can answer questions, but cannot assist in completing the form. Please contact 215-853-1114 with questions.

Q: Is a form available for me to pick up if I cannot print one?
A: You can seek assistance from your local state representative's office, you may talk with your local tax collector to see if you can pick one up from them, or you can stop by our Educational Services Center and pick one up from the box hanging outside our front doors just to the left of our main entrance.