The Pennsylvania Precise to Tax Costs is a legal form used in the state of Pennsylvania to request that court costs be taxed against the losing party in a civil case. It is generally filed by the prevailing party’s attorney on behalf of the plaintiff or defendant. The Pennsylvania Precise to Tax Costs is a form provided by the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania and must be completed in accordance with rules and regulations set forth by the court. There are two main types of Pennsylvania Precise to Tax Costs: the Precise to Tax Costs for Civil Cases and the Precise to Tax Costs for Criminal Cases. The Civil Precise to Tax Costs is used in civil cases, such as divorce, contract, and tort cases, and requires the prevailing party to provide a signed statement of the costs they are asking to be taxed. The Criminal Precise to Tax Costs is used in criminal cases, such as DUI and assault cases, and requires the court to sign off on the costs before they can be taxed.