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It's a double hit. A lot of cities and townships have income tax as a resident (even if you work somewhere else.) Some have a reciprocity agreement with each other though. For example, I live in Greenhills but worked downtown. Cincinnati's tax rate is 1.8% (used to be 2.1%), Greenhills is 1.5%.
Under Ohio House Bill 197, during the Covid-19 Health Emergency employers were expected to withhold Cincinnati tax for employees working from home rather than their normal work location within Cincinnati, regardless of the location of their home. This would be for the duration of the health emergency plus 30 days.
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This means you need to file a municipal income tax return in Cincinnati. Your employer withholds income tax based on where your employer is located, not where you live. If the income tax rate where your employer is located is less than 1.8%, you will owe the difference to Cincinnati (for example Montgomery has a 1% income tax, if you work there ...
If you live and work in Cincinnati and your employer withholds the correct amount of taxes, you are not required to file. At your income level, since you are not self-employed and all of your income is earned income, you do not have a federal filing requirement. However, if you have any amount in box 2 of your W2, you should file to get it ...
A little over a year ago I moved to Cincinnati from North Carolina so the concept of townships and villages is completely new to me. I've asked around and googled a bunch but still don't have a good understanding. Now it's my first tax season here and I heard about Cincinnati income tax. It wasn't withheld from my pay but I wanted to make that ...
I am hybrid and classified as remote 60%. So, I have a reduction in Cincinnati city taxes. Your employer probably has you listed as on site to keep the tax breaks. They should classify you as where you worked (city vs township etc.) to be fair tonyou. That is incorrect.
Trying to answer all your questions: 1) Nothing changed, you just haven’t been filing your city taxes. They’re likely going back to 2017 because that’s as far back as they can audit you. 2) If you’re using a software (e.g. turbo tax) to file your taxes they do not file local tax and you must do that independently.
Cincinnati is withheld. Work from maderia residence. File and pay maderia. Send copy of tax return for maderia and filled out city of Cincinnati return showing no Cincinnati income, the amount withheld for cincinnati and that same amount due as a refund. Also include a letter of explanation that you work out of your residence on a permanent basis.
Both Lexington and Cincinnati have local income tax, but townships surrounding Cincinnati do not. Sales tax: Will be higher in Cincinnati but generally have more grocery variety than you would in most of Kentucky Price of Homes: lower prices in Cincinnati compared to Lexington(more supply), but Cincinnati area has 1.53%(surrounding counties of ...