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Is an inventory of safe deposit boxes still required?

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Is an inventory of safe deposit boxes still required?

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No. Effective on January 1, 2001, regardless of the date of death of the decedent, the tax commissioner will no longer require the inventory of a safe deposit box upon the death of the owner, co-owner or any other person having access to the box. This includes self-storage boxes currently in use by several financial institutions or any other receptacle that may be deemed a safe deposit box. This policy change applies to both resident and non-resident decedents of the State of Ohio. In addition, financial institutions may permit access to all boxes without requiring a tax release, or other form from the tax commissioner consenting to the access. Click here to see news release for more information regarding this topic.

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