What is the due date for the Sylvania return?
I pay taxes to another city; do I receive credit for this?
Who must file an income tax return?
My spouse and I file individual Federal and State Returns, must we file individually with Sylvania?
I am retired, am I required to file a Sylvania tax return?
I am attending college away from home; do I still need to file as a Sylvania resident?
I am a business, do I have to withhold on my employees?
If I file a federal extension, does that automatically extend the due date for my Sylvania return?
If I file an extension, does my payment still have to be made by April 15?
Can your office help me prepare my return?
Sylvania’s tax rate is 1.5%
April 15 or 4 months after the end of the fiscal year, or if it falls on a weekend, the first business day after.
Yes. You receive a credit up to 1.5% of the taxed wages.
Resident individuals who have earned income are required to file, even when no tax is due. Non-resident individuals who earned income in Sylvania that was not subject to withholding by an employer must file. Non-resident individuals who own rental properties or conduct business in Sylvania must file, even if no tax is due. Partnerships, limited partnerships, corporations, S-corporations and associations that conduct business in Sylvania must file, even if no tax is due.
No. You may file either jointly or individually.
If your only earned income is from Social Security, pension, interest and dividends, you are not required to file. You must file a final return stating that you have retired. If you return to work, any earned income other than retirement income would be subject to tax and a return would be required.
Yes, unless you have permanently changed your address.
Any employer located within or conducting business within the Sylvania corporation limits must withhold and remit Sylvania tax. The employer should withhold tax from employees who work or perform services in Sylvania. The employer should withhold from employees who live in Sylvania, regardless of where they perform their duties, unless tax is withheld for another municipality which has a rate of 1.5% or greater. If the tax withheld is less than 1.5%, the difference should be withheld to Sylvania.
No, you must submit a copy of your federal extension or a written request to Sylvania on or before the original due date of the return.
Yes. An extension only extends the amount of time that you have to file. Your payment is still due by April 15 (or the original due date of the return).
If you are sending a payment:
City of Sylvania
Division of Taxation
PO Box 510
Sylvania, OH 43560-0510
City of Sylvania
Division of Taxation
6730 Monroe Street
Sylvania, OH 43560