Ohio Cities Income Tax Withholding Information
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Withholding Formula (Effective Pay Period 25, 2014)
- Subtract the nontaxable biweekly Federal Health Benefits Plan payment(s) (includes dental and vision insurance program and flexible spending account - health care and dependent care deductions) from the gross biweekly wages.
- Multiply the adjusted gross biweekly wages by 26 to obtain the annual wages.
- Apply the annual wages to the following guideline to determine the annual Ohio city income tax withholdings.
Compute the City Income Tax Withholding For:
State/City Codes
By Multiplying the Gross Annual Wages By:
City Tax Status
(Duty Station = DS;
Resident = R)Akron
39/0070
2.25
DS, R
Brecksville
39/0970
2.00
DS, R
Brook Park
39/1050
2.00
DS
Canton
39/1320
2.00
DS, R
Cincinnati
39/1610
2.10
DS, R
Cleveland
39/1680
2.00
DS, R
Columbus
39/1800
2.50
DS, R
Dayton
39/2090
2.25
DS, R
Fairview Park
39/2560
2.00
DS
Heath
39/3428
1.50
DS, R
Independence (voluntary)
39/3670
2.00
Kettering
39/3895
2.25
DS, R
Mansfield
39/4680
2.00
DS, R
Maumee (voluntary)
39/4840
1.50
Middleburg Hgts (voluntary)
39/4970
2.00
Newark
39/5570
1.75
DS
Oberlin
39/6140
2.50
DS, R
Sharonville
39/7450
1.50
DS, R
Springfield
39/7800
2.00
DS, R
Toledo
39/8120
2.25
DS, R
Whitehall
39/8940
2.50
DS, R
Youngstown
39/9230
2.75
DS, R
Note: City tax is mandatory unless otherwise indicated.
- Divide the annual Ohio city income tax withholding by 26 to obtain the biweekly Ohio city income tax withholding.