Individual Tax Forms
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2022 Forms
2021 Forms
2020 Forms
2019 Forms
2018 Forms
2017 Forms
2023 Forms
- 2023 – Dublin Resident Individual Income Tax Return (DIR1040) and Instructions
- 2023 – Dublin EZ Individual Return (W-2 income only) and Instructions
- 2023 – Non-Resident Individual Income Tax Return (DNR1040) and Instructions
- 2023 – Non-Resident Individual Work from Home (Entire year) Refund Request (WFH1040)
- 2023 – Days Worked Calendar Do NOT use this form if you worked from home the ENTIRE year
- 2023 – Dublin Individual Exemption
- 2023 – Dublin Individual Extension
- 2024 – Declaration of Estimated City Income Tax
- 2024 – Dublin Estimate Vouchers
- Dublin Individual Change of Address
- Dublin Individual Resident Registration
- Request for Assessment
2022 Forms
- 2022 Dublin Resident Individual Return and Instructions
- 2022 Dublin EZ Individual Return (W-2 income only) and Instructions
- 2022 Non-Resident Individual Return and Instructions
- 2022 Nonresident Individual Work From Home (Entire Year) Refund Request
- 2022 Days Worked Calendar | Do NOT use this form if you worked from home the ENTIRE year
- 2022 Dublin Individual Extension
- 2023 Declaration of Estimated Tax for Individuals
- 2023 Dublin Estimated Payment Vouchers for Individuals
- Dublin Change of Address Form
- Dublin Individual Exemption
- Dublin Individual Resident Registration 2024
- New Resident Registration Form
2021 Forms
- 2021 Dublin Resident Individual Return and Instructions
- 2021 Non-Resident Individual Return and Instructions
- 2021 Non-Resident Individual Work From Home (Entire Year) Refund Request
- 2021 Days Worked Calendar | Do NOT use this form if you worked from home the ENTIRE year
- 2021 Dublin EZ Individual Return and Instructions
- 2022 Dublin Declaration of Estimated Tax for Individuals
- 2022 Dublin Individual Vouchers
2020 Forms
2019 Forms
New in 2020, instructions for completing Form DIR-1040 (individual return) are now available in Japanese and Chinese, the top languages spoken by residents with limited English language proficiency, according to Census data. The professionally translated versions provide better transparency for those who wish to learn about the process in their native language. Residents are still required to file their taxes in English.
- 2019 Dublin Individual Return and Instructions: English | 日本語 (Japanese) | 中文 (Chinese)
- 2019 Dublin EZ Individual Return and Instructions
2018 Forms
2017 Forms
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- Resident Individuals
- Nonresident Individuals (see below)
- Associations (including Partnerships, Joint Ventures, etc.)
- Corporations (including S-Corporations)
- Fiduciaries – Estates and Trusts (including Grantor Trusts)
Individuals
The following persons must file an Annual Return:
A RESIDENT of Dublin having earned income and/or who engages in a business or profession in or outside their place of residence—even if all taxes have been properly withheld. A Declaration of Estimated Tax is required for all individuals whose tax is not fully withheld or with business income if the estimated tax due is more than $200.00.
Residents who are exempt from paying the tax (e.g. pension income or under age 18) must complete a Declaration of Exemption form and submit it to our office in order to inactivate your account.
Not sure if you are resident? Check your status here.
A NONRESIDENT of Dublin having earned income in Dublin from which Dublin city income tax has not been fully withheld by your employer, and/or who engages in a business or profession in Dublin. Any taxpayer engaged in business within Dublin must file an annual return, even if a loss is claimed on the business. A declaration of estimated city income tax is required for all individuals whose estimated tax due is more than $200.00.
Nonresident Individual taxpayers seeking a refund for taxes withheld should complete a Nonresident Individual Return form.
INDIVIDUALS – Ask yourself these questions:
- Was I over 18 and a resident of the City of Dublin for any portion of the tax year?
- Did I have any other earnings in Dublin from which at least 2.0% was not withheld?
Self-employment income, net income from rentals, tips, commissions, etc. are taxable to the City as earned income. If you have rental property in Dublin or other business income earned within Dublin, you must file a return even if you show a loss.
If you answered “yes” to either of these questions, you are required to file a Dublin income tax return. Forms and instructions are available on our web site www.dublinohiousa.gov/taxation/ or you may call the Division of Taxation at 614.410.4460.
Businesses
The following business enterprises must file an Annual Return:
ASSOCIATIONS, CORPORATIONS, and FIDUCIARIES (ESTATES and TRUSTS) deriving income or losses from work done, services performed or rendered, and/or business conducted in Dublin.
All taxpayers engaged in business must file an annual return, even if a loss is claimed on the business. A declaration of estimated city income tax is required for all business entities with estimated tax due of $200.00 or more.
Did You Know That:
- The City of Dublin Division of Taxation provides taxpayer assistance regarding income tax matters between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
- Your mailing address (i.e. post office or school district) does not always reflect the taxing jurisdiction in which you live. When in doubt, find out by clicking here or call 614.410.4460.
- As a Dublin resident, you are responsible for paying additional tax if the tax rate where you work is less than 2.0%.
- Social Security benefits, pension income, welfare payments, state unemployment, workers’ compensation, interest, and dividends are not subject to Dublin city tax.
- The filing deadline for calendar year taxpayers is April 15, 2024. All extension requests must be submitted on or before this date.
- Extensions are an extension of time to file not an extension of time to pay any tax due. Payment of any estimated tax due should accompany the extension request.
- A copy of the Federal extension (Form 4768 – Individuals and Form 7004 – Corporations, Partnerships, & Trusts) is acceptable, but must be submitted to Dublin by the original due date of the return.
In accordance with Ohio Revised Code §718.27, the interest rate that will apply to late tax payments is calculated by adding five percentage points to the federal short-term rate (rounded to the nearest percentage point) that was in effect during the current year(s).
For 2025 the interest rate is 10%
Past interest rates:
- 2017 – 6%
- 2018 – 6%
- 2019 – 7%
- 2020 – 7%
- 2021 – 5%
- 2022 – 5%
- 2023 – 7%
- 2024 – 10%
Questions should be directed to the Division of Taxation at 614.410.4460.
Dublin Municipal Income Tax Ordinance
- Chapter 35 Effective through December 31, 2015 – for taxable years ending 2015
- Chapter 38 Effective January 1, 2016 – for taxable years beginning 2016
City
Use this link for the contact and basic tax information for all municipalities in Ohio.
School District
School District taxes in the state of Ohio are administered by the Ohio Department of Taxation.
County Auditor & Property Taxes
The Franklin, Union, and Delaware County Auditors’ offices administer and collect property taxes on behalf of the City and should be contacted with any questions regarding property valuations or property taxes.
State of Ohio
Federal
Office Phone Number:
614.410.4460
Toll Free Tax Number:
1.888.490.8154
Fax
614.410.4956
Office Hours:
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tammy Lehnert, Director of Taxation
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