The  Borough  Of
ZELIENOPLE, PA

Taxes

ZELIENOPLE PROPERTY TAX:

The Borough of Zelienople levies the following property tax rates:

General Tax        1.81 mills
Library Tax           .39 mills
Fire Dept Tax     2.36 mills

Total                     4.56 mills

Note 1:  The above rates are for the Year 2010. 
 

Property taxes are collected by Deborah Reeb, the elected tax collector for Zelienople Borough.  Her telephone is (724) 452-6868.  Her office is located at 3 Madison Drive.

ZELIENOPLE PER CAPITA TAX:

The Borough levies a Per Capita Tax of $5.00 for every resident over the age of 18.  There are exemptions for persons whose annual income is below $5,000.  Please see APPLICATION FOR EXONERATION OF ZELIENOPLE PER CAPITA TAX for details.  Berkheimer Associates is the appointed Per Capita Tax Collector.  Their telephone is (724) 453-5060.

ZELIENOPLE EARNED INCOME TAX:

The Borough levies an Earned Income Tax on all residents of the Borough which is 1/2 % of annual income.  Typically, this tax is paid to the appointed Earned Income Tax Collector, Berkheimer Associates, through a payroll deduction.

ZELIENOPLE LOCAL SERVICES (LST) TAX:

The LST Tax is on all individuals employed within the Borough.  The LST Tax is $52 / year.  There are exemptions for persons whose annual income is below $12,000.  Berkheimer Associates is the appointed Per Capita Tax Collector.  Their telephone is (724) 453-5060.

ZELIENOPLE REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX:

The Borough receives 1/2 % of the value of all real estate transferred within the Borough limits.

SCHOOL TAXES:

The Seneca Valley School District levies the following taxes:

-  A  97.24 millage tax on property.
-  A 1/2 % Earned Income Tax
-  A flat Occupational Assessment Tax of $10.00 on all residents of the Borough over the age of 18.

The tax collector for the school taxes, other than taxes on property, is Berkheimer Associates who may be contacted at (724) 453-5060.

BUTLER  COUNTY  TAXES:

The Butler County tax rate for 2009 will be 23.63 mills on property.

To calculate your total tax package, multiply the assessed value of your house by the millage rate.

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