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The Columbus Income Tax Division provides the service of collection, audit, and enforcement of the 2.5% income tax for the City of Columbus, as well as the excise lodging tax for the City of Columbus and the Franklin County Convention and Facilities Authority.
It is quick, secure and convenient! You can avoid processing delays and receive your refund faster by using crisp.columbus.gov. The City of Columbus Income Tax Division uses Adobe fillable PDF forms. Changes in many modern web browsers mean they are no longer compatible with fillable PDF forms.
Individuals and Businesses expecting to owe $200.00 or more in Columbus income tax for the current year are required to make quarterly estimated tax payments.
We strongly recommend you file and pay with our NEW online tax portal, CRISP. It is quick, secure and convenient! You can avoid processing delays and receive your refund faster by using crisp.columbus.gov. The City of Columbus Income Tax Division uses Adobe fillable PDF forms.
Social security benefits, pension income, welfare payments, state unemployment, workers compensation, interest and dividends are not subject to city tax. The filing deadline for calendar year taxpayers is April 15th. All extension requests must be submitted on or before this date.
Taxpayers who owe $200 or more in tax for the current tax year (Part A Line 8) are required to make quarterly estimated tax payments (Columbus Code 362.07). To avoid penalties, estimated payments for the tax year must total either 90% of the tax due for the current year or be equal to the amount of tax due on this return
Residents of Columbus pay a flat city income tax of 2.50% on earned income, in addition to the Ohio income tax and the Federal income tax. Nonresidents who work in Columbus also pay a local income tax of 2.50%, the same as the local income tax paid by residents.
The Finder, from the Ohio Department of Taxation, provides information on local taxing jurisdictions and tax rates for all addresses in the State of Ohio. It includes municipal income tax, school district income tax, and sales and use tax information.
City Auditor Megan Kilgore announced that residents and businesses can file their Columbus city taxes on a new online portal, called the Columbus Revenue Information Service Portal (CRISP)....
The City of Columbus collects a 2.5% tax on the income of Columbus residents, workers, and businesses. For individual filers, city income tax is paid first to the city where you work and then to the city where you live.