Ohio § 5745.05
Full text of Ohio Ohio Revised Code § 5745.05, with citation guidance and answers to common questions.
§ 5745.05.
(A) Prior to the first day of March, June, September, and December, the tax commissioner
shall certify to the director of budget and management the amount to be paid to each
municipal corporation, as indicated on the declaration of estimated tax reports and
annual reports received under sections 5745.03 and 5745.04 of the Revised Code , less any amounts previously distributed and net of any audit adjustments made by
the tax commissioner. Not later than the first day of March, June, September, and December, the director
of budget and management shall provide for payment of the amount certified to each
municipal corporation from the municipal income tax fund, plus a pro rata share of
any investment earnings accruing to the fund since the previous payment under this
section apportioned among municipal corporations entitled to such payments in proportion
to the amount certified by the tax commissioner, and minus any reduction required
by the commissioner under division (D) of section 718.83 of the Revised Code . All investment earnings on money in the municipal income tax fund shall be credited
to that fund. (B) If the tax commissioner determines that the amount of tax paid by a taxpayer and
distributed to a municipal corporation under this section for a taxable year exceeds
the amount payable to that municipal corporation under this chapter after accounting
for amounts remitted with the annual report and as estimated taxes, the tax commissioner
shall permit the taxpayer to credit the excess against the taxpayer's payments to
the municipal corporation of estimated taxes remitted for an ensuing taxable year
under section 5745.04 of the Revised Code . If, upon the written request of the taxpayer, the tax commissioner determines that
the excess to be so credited is likely to exceed the amount of estimated taxes payable
by the taxpayer to the municipal corporation during the ensuing twelve months, the
tax commissioner shall so notify the municipal corporation and the municipal corporation
shall issue a refund of the excess to the taxpayer within ninety days after receiving
such a notice. Interest shall accrue on the amount to be refunded and is payable to the taxpayer
at the rate per annum prescribed by section 5703.47 of the Revised Code from the ninety-first day after the notice is received by the municipal corporation
until the day the refund is paid. Immediately after notifying a municipal corporation under this division of an excess
to be refunded, the commissioner also shall notify the director of budget and management
of the amount of the excess, and the director shall transfer from the municipal income
tax administrative fund to the municipal income tax fund one and one-half per cent
of the amount of the excess. The commissioner shall include the transferred amount in the computation of the
amount due the municipal corporation in the next certification to the director under
division (A) of this section.
Frequently Asked Questions About Ohio § 5745.05
What does Ohio Revised Code § 5745.05 cover?
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