The Local Services Tax is imposed upon each individual engaged in any occupation in the Township. Returns are due April 15 of each year for activity in the previous calendar year. Business Privilege taxes are at the rate of 1.5 mills ($1.50 per $1,000) of gross receipts and Mercantile taxes are at the rate of 1.5 mill ($1.50 per $1,000) of gross retail receipts or 1.0 mills ($1.00 per $1,000) of gross wholesale receipts. The Mercantile Tax (MT) is assessed on all retail and wholesale related business activities while the Business Privilege (BPT) is assessed on all other business activities. Go to the far right side of the website, then click onĦ1. All individuals or companies doing business within the Township should obtain an annual business tax license issued from Tri-State Financial Group, LLC, the Township's official business tax collector. This program is made possible through a partnership between the Haverford Township Free Library, the Haverford Township Adult School, and the School District of Haverford Township.The Township of Haverford imposes three business related taxes under Act 511: the Business Privilege tax, the Mercantile tax, and the Local Services Tax. The program is #300 in the HTAS Fall Course Catalog. To register and pay, go to: make payment at the Library front desk. Moderated by Margaret Fox-Tully, Head of School, Holy Child Academy, Drexel Hill Catherine Mallam, School Counselor, Chatham Park Elementary School.Munlya Khanna, Director, Clinical Psychologist – The OCD & Anxiety Institute Joelle Beecher McGovern, PhD, Clinical Psychologist, Child & Adolescent OCD, Tic, Trich, and Anxiety Group (COTTAGe),.Join us for an honest and practical panel discussion about children and anxiety, featuring experts who will answer your questions, offer suggestions, and share tools and helpful resources. This program is for parents, teachers and other caregivers that work with children who may be struggling with anxiety. The next step is getting your child the support and tools they might need to cope in a healthy way. Is your child sleeping at odd hours? Is she having unexplained stomach pain? Is he avoiding his friends? Have his grades taken a nose dive? Does she seem restless or is she clearly having panic attacks? The first step is recognizing anxiety. Anxiety can present itself in a variety of ways.

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