Allegheny County Treasurer

Welcome to the Allegheny County Treasurer's Office, your go-to resource for managing and paying property taxes in Allegheny County. Located conveniently at 436 Grant Street, Room 108 in Pittsburgh, PA, our office is dedicated to providing efficient and secure financial services to the local community.

Services and Programs:

1. Online Tax Payments:

- Easily pay your property taxes online through our secure ACH payment system. Simply click the link provided on our website, input your parcel number, and follow the steps to complete your payment. This service is quick, secure, and environmentally friendly.

2. Volunteer First Responders Property Tax Credit:

- We are in the process of finalizing an ordinance (03-24-OR) that will grant property tax credits to individuals who volunteer with local fire departments or non-profit EMS services. This initiative is being developed in collaboration with the Department of Emergency Services. Stay tuned for more details on eligibility and application processes.

3. Delinquent Fees:

- A one-time 5% penalty fee is applied to delinquent accounts, with an additional 1% interest accruing monthly. Ensure timely payments to avoid these charges.

4. Property Information:

- Access comprehensive property records, real estate tax assessment information, and other essential details about properties in Allegheny County through our Real Estate Records and Property Assessments page.

5. Short-Term Rentals Tax:

- If you are renting out your property for less than 30 days, you are required to collect a 7% tax from your guests and submit it to the Treasurer’s Office. For more information, contact our Special Tax department at 412-350-4114.

6. Property Tax Relief:

- Primary residence owners in Allegheny County may be eligible for a reduction of $18,000 in the assessed value of their home for county tax purposes. Applications for Act 50 relief will also be considered for Act 1 relief if applicable.

7. Dog Licenses:

- Check out our new TV announcement featuring former Pittsburgh Steeler Brett Kiesel, promoting dog licenses. Be aware of fraudulent websites like www.padoglicense.online that sell fake PA dog licenses. Always use our official methods for purchasing or renewing your dog license.