I live in Marysville and work in Columbus can I get a refund on any local taxes?
I reside in Marysville. I work in Columbus. I have to pay local tax to both? I can understand being taxed in one or the other but, not both. I feel the Columbus taxes are taxation without representation since I can't vote on the taxes or how they are used. There has to be a way around some of the taxes or a credit from one to the other. I currently pay 1% to Marysville and 2% to Columbus. I live in Marysville, OH and work in Columbus, OH can I get a refund on any local taxes? I reside in Marysville. I work in Columbus. I have to pay local tax to both? I can understand being taxed in one or the other but, not both. I feel the Columbus taxes are taxation without representation since I can't vote on the taxes or how they are used. There has to be a way around some of the taxes or a credit from one to the other. I currently pay 1% to Marysville and 2% to Columbus. United States - 1 Answers
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Ask RITA! Generally the city with the higher taxes gives you a credit for the tax paid the the other city. So you'll pay 2% in total. -- A Damn Fine Tax Advisor
I reside in Marysville. I work in Columbus. I have to pay local tax to both? I can understand being taxed in one or the other but, not both. I feel the Columbus taxes are taxation without representation since I can't vote on the taxes or how they are used. There has to be a way around some of the taxes or a credit from one to the other. I currently pay 1% to Marysville and 2% to Columbus. I live in Marysville, OH and work in Columbus, OH can I get a refund on any local taxes? I reside in Marysville. I work in Columbus. I have to pay local tax to both? I can understand being taxed in one or the other but, not both. I feel the Columbus taxes are taxation without representation since I can't vote on the taxes or how they are used. There has to be a way around some of the taxes or a credit from one to the other. I currently pay 1% to Marysville and 2% to Columbus. United States - 1 Answers
People's Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
Answer 1 :
Ask RITA! Generally the city with the higher taxes gives you a credit for the tax paid the the other city. So you'll pay 2% in total. -- A Damn Fine Tax Advisor
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