Income Tax

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Tax Rate

Effective January 1, 2017, Centerville's income tax is 2.25%. 

Centerville residents are permitted credit up to 2.25% on the wages taxed in another city.

Prior to 2017, the City's income tax rate was 1.75%, with credit permitted to Centerville residents up to 1.75% on the wages taxed in another city.

The earnings tax provides for many of the City’s services and major improvements.

Filing

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  • Tax returns are due on April 15, 2024.
  • Please bring all applicable documentation when filing in person: Federal 1040, Schedule 1 of 1040, W-2(s) and applicable Federal Schedules.

  • It is no longer necessary to file a copy of the Federal Extension by the original due date of the return to extend the time to file the Centerville income tax return; however, a copy of the Federal Extension MUST be provided when filing the extended return.

  • An extension only extends the time for filing, any tax liability is still due by April 15.

  • Every person who anticipates a net tax liability of at least $200 is required under Ohio law to make estimated tax payments so that a minimum of 90% of your tax liability is paid by January 15.
     
  • These payments are due April 15, June 15, September 15 and January 15.

  • Click here to file and pay online (A service fee will be charged.)

  • Download tax forms

Online Payment / Account Inquiry

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Taxpayers may make payments and access their accounts online to check estimated tax payments and carryover credits using this service. 

Registering with our office:

PLEASE NOTE: If you’ve previously filed a return with our office or have received a delinquent filing notice or bill from us, you are already registered and will only need to set up your PIN.

  • To utilize the E-File/E-Pay System, you will first need to register with our office so that you may set up a PIN. To access the online system, you will need your social security number and then you will assign your own PIN. If you are a new filer, you may need to contact the Tax Department to setup or update your account. Please contact the Tax Department with questions.

Setting up a PIN:

PLEASE NOTE: If you set up a PIN in a prior year, that PIN is no longer valid.  You will need to create a new PIN every year.

  • Input your social security number (or the primary’s social security number in the case of a joint account) and create a PIN number by clicking on the “Don’t have a PIN?” link next to the log in screen’s PIN field.
  • Make sure that you’ve updated your address with our office, as your current house number is required when setting up your new PIN.
  • The PIN is required to be a combination of letters and numbers (anywhere from 4 to 10 characters). Any letters that are part of your PIN are case sensitive.
  • You will receive confirmation of your PIN’s creation on the log in page.

Once you’ve created your PIN and logged into our system, you may make a payment and/or check your estimates and prior year credits.

Click here to access your information.

Online Filing / Tax Preparation Tool

Taxpayers using the income tax online filing/calculation tool will now have the capability to upload supporting tax documents (W-2s, 1099s, Federal schedules) to the tax office. Instructions will be provided once the tax return is finalized using the online filing tool.   Any taxpayers using the online tool choosing not to upload tax documents should finalize and print the form, attach W-2s and any supporting Federal schedules and mail or bring to the Tax Department.

Click here to file online or use the online preparation tool.

Other Income Tax Links

Secure Email Messaging

Send us a message using Secure Mail! Click the button below and make sure you put taxsecureemail@centervilleohio.gov in the "to" field of the email. 

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Contact

Income Tax Division
100 W. Spring Valley Road
Centerville, Ohio 45458
(937) 433-7151
Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Emily Bair, Superintendent of Taxation