FAQs • Reynoldsburg, OH • CivicEngage

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Tax Department

Residents of Reynoldsburg who are 18 years of age and older must file an annual return, even if no tax is due.
Businesses and employers are subject to pay the 2.5% city income tax and must file an annual return, even if no tax is due.
Non-resident individuals who earn income in Reynoldsburg that is not subject to employer withholding must file an annual return.
If you are retired or permanently disabled with no taxable income, you must file a one-time declaration of exemption (English Format) (PDF)/declaration of exemption (Nepali Format) (PDF).

The following options are available:

Bank Checking or Savings Account, or Visa™, Master Card™ or Discover Card™
- Please note: Payments made by credit card include a 2.75% Service Charge
Pay Online: Login to My Account with the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) 24/7
Pay-By-Phone: 24/7 self-service options 800-860-7482
Tax Forms:
Filing Made Easy Reynoldsburg One Page Tax Form:
- English Form (PDF)
- Nepali Form (PDF)
- Somali Form (PDF)
- Spanish Form (PDF)
  
  Exemption Form:
- English Form (PDF)
- Nepali Form (PDF)
- Somali Form (PDF)
- Spanish Form (PDF)
Additional FORMS - Traditional paper tax forms, that you may complete, print, and mail are available on the RITA website.
RITA Website or 800-860-7482

3. What is RITA?: RITA stands for the Regional Income Tax Agency. RITA is a government entity and Reynoldsburg is one of 350+ Ohio municipalities that participate in this shared government service. All Reynoldsburg tax forms and payments are sent directly to RITA. The RITA website provides tax information, forms, Frequently Asked Questions and free online services, including e-registration, e-filing and e-paying for Reynoldsburg residents and businesses.

4. Is retirement income taxable to the City of Reynoldsburg?: Most income received during retirement (dividends, interest, social security) is non-taxable for local income tax purposes. For a more inclusive list of taxable and non-taxable income click here.