Hampden Township, Pennsylvania paycheck calculator and local income tax

Hampden Township residents pay a 1.6% local earned income tax (0.5% to the municipality and 1.1% to the Cumberland Valley School District), higher than the 1% median in Pennsylvania. Everyone who works in Hampden Township also pays the $52 local services tax. On a $60,000 salary that is $1,012.00 a year in local tax.

Official rates, updated October 9, 2026

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Your paycheck

Take-home per paycheck Every two weeks $1,826.68

$47,493.92 a year. Take-home is 79.2% of your gross pay.

Paycheck breakdown
Where it goesPer paycheckPer year
Gross pay$2,307.69$60,000.00
Federal income tax-$193.08-$5,020.08
Social Security-$143.08-$3,720.00
Medicare-$33.46-$870.00
Pennsylvania income tax-$70.85-$1,842.00
Local earned income tax Local-$36.92-$960.00
Local services tax (Hampden Township) Local-$2.00-$52.00
PA unemployment (employee share)-$1.62-$42.00
Take-home pay$1,826.68$47,493.92

Local tax rate 1.6% Total taxes 20.8% of gross pay

Earned income tax is your home rate (1.6%), the higher of that and Hampden Township's non-resident rate (1%).

Estimates for planning only, not tax advice. Your employer's payroll may differ. Results assume you live and work in Pennsylvania.

Hampden Township local income tax rates

Local earned income tax

1.6% for residents

Residents pay the municipal and school district earned income tax together.

Municipal rate
0.5%
School district rate
1.1%
Non-resident rate
1%
PSD code
210401

Local services tax

$52 a year

Withheld in equal amounts each paycheck from everyone who works in Hampden Township: $2.00 every two weeks. If you earn less than $12,000 a year there, you can file an exemption certificate with your employer.

People who work here but live elsewhere pay the higher of their home rate and Hampden Township's non-resident rate.

Tax collector: Cumberland County Tax Bureau, (717) 590-7997. PSD code: 210401. Look up any Pennsylvania PSD code.

Take-home pay in Hampden Township at common salaries

Single filer, paid every two weeks, living and working in Hampden Township, no 401(k).

SalaryTake-home per yearPer paycheckLocal taxes per year
$40,000$32,371.98$1,245.07$692.00
$60,000$47,493.92$1,826.68$1,012.00
$80,000$61,265.94$2,356.38$1,332.00
$100,000$74,387.96$2,861.07$1,652.00

Living in one place and working in another

Pennsylvania employers withhold the higher of two rates: the resident rate where you live, or the non-resident rate where you work. Hampden Township's non-resident rate is 1%. If you live somewhere with a lower resident rate and work in Hampden Township, you pay 1%. The local services tax always goes to the place you work. Enter both places in the calculator to see which rate applies.

Why a 401(k) saves less tax in Pennsylvania

401(k) contributions lower your federal income tax, but Pennsylvania taxes them: the 3.07% state tax and the local earned income tax still apply to the money you put in. Health premiums taken out under a Section 125 plan do lower both.

Hampden Township paycheck questions

Does Hampden Township have a local income tax?

Yes. Hampden Township residents pay a 1.6% local earned income tax: 0.5% to the municipality and 1.1% to the Cumberland Valley School District. Employers withhold it from each paycheck.

Who has to pay the Hampden Township local income tax?

Hampden Township residents pay the 1.6% resident rate wherever they work, unless their work location has a higher non-resident rate (Philadelphia has its own Wage Tax rules). People who work in Hampden Township and live elsewhere pay the higher of their home's resident rate and Hampden Township's 1% non-resident rate.

How much is the local services tax in Hampden Township?

$52 a year for everyone who works in Hampden Township, taken in equal parts from each paycheck ($2.00 every two weeks). If you earn less than $12,000 a year there, you can file an exemption certificate with your employer.

How much local tax do I pay on a $60,000 salary in Hampden Township?

$1,012.00 a year in local taxes for a single filer living and working in Hampden Township. Take-home is about $47,494 a year after federal, state and local taxes.

Does a 401(k) lower my Pennsylvania taxes?

Only your federal income tax. Pennsylvania's 3.07% income tax and the local earned income tax still apply to 401(k) contributions. Health premiums paid through a Section 125 plan lower both.

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Rates current as of October 9, 2026. See how we calculate for every rule we apply.