Ohio Paycheck Calculator
Ohio's graduated tax plus potential city income tax — see your actual take-home.
Ohio has eight income tax brackets from about 0.5% to 5.4% with no standard deduction. Most Ohio cities also levy a local income tax.
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Ohio Paycheck FAQ
Common questions about paychecks and taxes in Ohio
What is the Ohio state income tax rate?
Eight brackets, from 0.538% on the first $5,000 to 5.379% above $100,000. There's no standard deduction, so all income is taxable from dollar one.
Does Ohio have city income taxes?
Yes. Most Ohio cities and villages levy a local income tax, typically between 1% and 3%. Major cities like Columbus (2.5%), Cleveland (2.5%), and Cincinnati (1.8%) all have local taxes.
How do Ohio's city taxes stack up with the state rate?
In Columbus or Cleveland, you'd pay up to 5.379% state tax plus 2.5% city tax for a combined 7.9% — before federal taxes. Cincinnati residents face 7.2% combined. These city taxes are not included in this calculator.
Is Ohio reducing its income tax?
Ohio has been gradually reducing its income tax rates and consolidating brackets in recent years.