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ON THIS SITE, YOU CAN:
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Get answers to your questions about the various school issues
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Find out where and how money is spent
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Understand what happens if issues don't pass
WHAT'S ON THE BALLOT?
Voters will decide upon a 0.75% Traditional Income Tax Levy that will generate approximately $2,722,487 annually
Income that is taxed:
wages; salaries; tips; interest; dividends; unemployment compensation; self-employment to the extent included in OAGI; taxable scholarships and fellowships; pensions; annuities; IRA distributions; capital gains; state and local bond interest (except that paid by Ohio governments); federal bond interest exempt from federal tax but subject to state tax; alimony received; and all other sources.
Income that is not taxed:
social security benefits; disability and survivor benefits; railroad retirement benefits; welfare benefits; child support; property received as a gift, bequest or inheritance; and workers’ compensation benefits.
FORMULA TO HELP FIGURE OUT YOUR OWN PAYMENT:
Taxable Income x 0.0075 = Amount you pay
What is a School District Income Tax (SDIT) ?
The SDIT is an income tax separate from federal, state, and municipal income taxes that is earmarked specifically to support school districts.
Who pays the SDIT ?
Any individual residing in the state of Ohio who lives during all or part of a tax year in a school district that levies the tax.