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Year's Return
The city's percent on everything you earn, the credit for the city you worked in, and every estimate and return kept
Estimates
The year's declaration and the four payments - April 15, June 15, September 15, January 15 - each at least a quarter of it.
 
Year's Return
Wages and net profit, a loss carried forward, the credit for tax paid elsewhere, and the balance due April 15.
 
These Records
Where they are kept, and how to hand them to your tax preparer.
 
Estimates×

Expect to owe the city more than $200 for the year and you declare an estimate and pay it in four parts - April 15, June 15, September 15 and January 15 - each at least 25% of what you declared. Together they need to reach 90% of this year's tax or 100% of last year's, or penalty and interest follow. No extension of time to pay is granted.

Year's Return×

A resident pays the city's rate - Columbus 2.5% - on all income: wages and the net profit of a sole proprietorship, wherever earned. A business loss is entered as zero and never set against wages, but it carries forward against later profit. Tax paid to the city where you worked is credited, 100% up to 2.5% of that income. A return is due even in a loss year, by April 15; a balance of $10 or less needs no payment.

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