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I am a Dublin resident and work in an area with no municipal tax or a rate less than Dublins rate of 2.0%. How often must I file with Dublin?

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I am a Dublin resident and work in an area with no municipal tax or a rate less than Dublins rate of 2.0%. How often must I file with Dublin?

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You must file a Declaration of Estimated Tax by April 15th of each year, only if the estimate of tax that will not be withheld exceeds one hundred dollars ($100.00). On the Declaration you must estimate the amount of tax you will owe for the year. One-fourth of the estimate must be paid with the Declaration of Estimated Tax. Subsequent payments are due July 31, October 31 and January 31 of the following year. These forms are available on our web site www.dublin.oh.us. You may request that your employer withhold the additional local tax to Dublin. The additional tax due is considered an alternate tax due as a result of working in a city that has a tax rate that is less than your city of residence. Your employer is not required to withhold the alternate tax; however, many employers withhold the alternate tax due to your city of residence upon request. Your employer may contact us at (614) 410-4431 if they have any questions.

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