INCOME TAX
2024 Willard City Income Tax Filing Due Date: April 15th, 2025 -- Click here to pay online
Important Information:
-Tax forms are available at City Hall, the Library, and the Post Office as well as online.
-Every resident 18 or older is REQUIRED to file, regardless of income - W2's, 1099's & Federal 1040 Form must be included.
-No taxable income? Complete and Return the Yellow Tax Postcard that you receive in January.
-Your Willard Income Tax Return cannot be e-filed.
-Your City Tax Return does NOT automatically get filed with your Federal & State Returns.
2024 Willard City Income Tax Filing Due Date: April 15th, 2025 -- Click here to pay online
Important Information:
-Tax forms are available at City Hall, the Library, and the Post Office as well as online.
-Every resident 18 or older is REQUIRED to file, regardless of income - W2's, 1099's & Federal 1040 Form must be included.
-No taxable income? Complete and Return the Yellow Tax Postcard that you receive in January.
-Your Willard Income Tax Return cannot be e-filed.
-Your City Tax Return does NOT automatically get filed with your Federal & State Returns.
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INCOME TAX RATES
2025 = 1.75% 2024 = 1.75% 2023 = 1.375% 2022 = 1.375% 2021 = 1.375% PENALTY AND INTEREST RATES Late Filing: Prior to 2023 - $25 each month not exceeding $150 Tax Year 2023 - $25 *Even if you do not owe any tax, you will be charged the late filing fee. Late Withholding: 50% of amount due, not timely paid Late Payment: 15% of the amount not paid by the tax deadline Interest Rates as follows:
RULES AND ORDINANCES
City of Willard Ordinances Previous: Tax Ordinance Chapter 197 New: Tax Ordinance Chapter 198 (1/1/2016) Resolution Passed State Law ORC 718 - State Law (Operative until 1/1/2016) ORC 718 - State Law (Operative 1/1/2016) Tax Reference Guide and Due Dates |
FORMS
FOR INDIVIDUALS (BLANK FORMS) 2024 Individual Tax Return 2023 Individual Tax Return 2022 Individual Tax Return Instructions for Individuals Declaration of Exemption to File (Retirees) Authorization to Discuss QUARTERLY ESTIMATE * Required if you owe more than $200 in taxes* 2025 Estimates 2024 Estimates 2023 Estimates FOR BUSINESSES 2024 Business Return 2023 Business Return 2022 Business Return 2021 Business Return 'New Business' Questionnaire Business Schedules WITHHOLDING 2024 Annual Tax Reconciliation 2023 Annual Tax Reconciliation 2022 Annual Tax Reconciliation *Instructions for Employers to Report W2's in EFW2 Format 2025 Quarterly Withholding Monthly Withholding Semi-Monthly Withholding 2024 Quarterly Withholding Monthly Withholding Semi-Monthly Withholding REFUND REQUEST Refund Request Under 18 Refund Request-Must Provide Proof of Age |
CONTACT US
Income Tax Department Hours: M-F 8:00am-4:30pm 631 S. Myrtle Ave PO Box 367 Willard OH 44890 Phone: 419.933.7808 Fax: 419.933.4545 Income Tax Clerk: Amanda Meyer Email: [email protected] FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT INCOME TAX
Do I have to fill out the yellow postcard every year? Yes, you must fill out and return the postcard unless you file a return every year. This is required in order for us to keep tax accounts accurate. I work in a different city, what do I do when I file? We do give credit for local taxes withheld for another city up to 1.75%, but you must show proof of this on your W2. My employer doesn't take out any city taxes, what do I do? You may be required to make Quarterly Estimates throughout the year based on your income. Contact the Tax Department for specific answers to your situation. I didn't work last year, do I still have to file taxes? Yes. Filing is required even if you didn't work. If you didn't work, you must fill out a tax postcard and turn it in by the deadline. I only lived here part of the year so do I have to file? Yes. Even part-year residents must file for the time they lived in Willard. I use an E-filing program to file my taxes ( i.e Turbo Tax). Can I file my City taxes this way? No, we cannot receive E-filed tax returns. You must submit paper forms by mail or in person. Can I use RITA to file my city taxes? No, The City of Willard is not a part of RITA and tax returns cannot be filed for Willard using that system. I am retired and don't plan on working in the future. Do I still need to file? There are exemption forms available at City Hall for those who meet the requirements for exemption. Are City Tax and School District Tax the same? No. These are two separate taxes and we can only assist you with local city income taxes. Please do not include school district tax amounts on your city return. For questions regarding your School District Tax, please contact the Ohio Department of Taxation at 800-282-1780. |