Tax preparation and bookkeeping for Ohio residents and businesses, including municipal tax compliance.
Ohio filing deadline: April 15. Ohio has no tax on the first $26,050 of income and a flat rate above that threshold.
No tax on first $26,050 — then flat rate above threshold.
Services in Ohio: Tax Preparation, Bookkeeping, Payroll.
How does Ohio's municipal income tax work? Nearly 600 Ohio municipalities levy their own income tax (typically 1-3%). If you work in one city and live in another, credits apply — but not always fully. We navigate this complexity for you.
What is the Ohio Commercial Activity Tax? The CAT is a gross receipts tax (0.26%) on businesses with Ohio taxable gross receipts over $150,000. It's being phased down and applies in addition to income tax.
Does Ohio have a pass-through entity tax? Yes — Ohio's elective pass-through entity tax allows S-corps and partnerships to pay state tax at the entity level, potentially saving federal taxes by working around the SALT cap.
Municipal income tax compliance across Ohio's 600 jurisdictions
Commercial Activity Tax (CAT) filing and phase-down tracking
Pass-through entity tax election analysis for SALT cap workaround
Cross-city credit optimization for Ohio commuters living and working in different municipalities