Ohio Progressive State Tax Formula:
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Ohio has a progressive state income tax system with rates ranging from 0% to 3.99%. The tax is calculated based on income brackets, where higher levels of income are taxed at progressively higher rates.
The calculator uses Ohio's progressive tax formula:
Ohio Tax Brackets (2024):
Explanation: The progressive system means different portions of your income are taxed at different rates, not your entire income at the highest rate.
Details: Ohio's graduated rate structure ensures that lower-income taxpayers pay a smaller percentage of their income in state taxes, while higher-income taxpayers contribute a larger percentage.
Tips: Enter your annual taxable income in dollars. The calculator will automatically apply the appropriate tax rates to each portion of your income according to Ohio's progressive brackets.
Q1: What income is taxable in Ohio?
A: Most types of income including wages, salaries, tips, business income, and investment income are subject to Ohio state income tax.
Q2: Are there deductions or exemptions available?
A: Yes, Ohio offers various deductions including personal exemptions, retirement income deductions, and business income deductions for pass-through entities.
Q3: How does Ohio's tax rate compare to other states?
A: Ohio's top rate of 3.99% is relatively moderate compared to other states, which range from 0% to over 13% for top marginal rates.
Q4: When are Ohio state taxes due?
A: Ohio state income tax returns are due April 15th, the same as federal tax returns.
Q5: Can I file my Ohio taxes electronically?
A: Yes, Ohio offers free electronic filing through the Ohio Department of Taxation website for eligible taxpayers.