Real Estate Taxes
Local real estate taxes to be paid by a family living in a $100,000 home. Millage as of January 1, 2013:

The real estate taxes of 28.543 mills multiplied by the fair market value of a $100,000 home equals $2,854.30. This amount is divided between Allegheny County, the Pine-Richland School District, and the Township of Pine.

Of the total local real estate taxes equaling $2,854.30 to be paid by this family, Allegheny County will receive $473.00, the Pine-Richland School District will receive $2,281.50, and the Township of Pine will receive $99.80.

Earned Income Taxes
In addition to the local real estate taxes, a family with a household income totaling $50,000 a year will pay a 1% earned income tax totaling $500, which is shared equally between the school district and the township.

Business Gross Receipts Tax
The Township of Pine Business Gross Receipts Tax is a tax on the gross receipts, less certain allowable deductions and exclusions, generated by any business that has an established location or "situs", in the Township. The tax rate varies based on the category of gross receipts, and is calculated using the gross receipts for the prior calendar year. The tax return is due on or before April 15th. Penalty and interest charges apply for late payment.

Local Services Tax
The All employees or self-employed individuals working in the Township of Pine are required to pay a Local Services Tax (LST) of $52.00 annually. Employers withhold the tax at a rate of $1.00 per week and submit it quarterly to Keystone Collections Group. An exemption to the tax may be granted to individuals based on low income or multiple employers.

Total Local Taxes
The annual total of all local taxes; county, school and township, to be paid by a family living in a $100,000 home and with a household income of $50,000 a year totals $3,354.30. The Township of Pine will receive $349.80 or 10.43% of the taxes paid in this example.