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Home Value Appraisals, Property Tax Appeals
Ohio Property Taxes Home Property Valuation Ohio Property Tax Appeal and House Appraisal tutorial for home value appraisals and how to establish the market value of residential property and pursue a winning property tax appeal. No official is going to tell you if you are paying too much in property taxes . The upside is that this book works. You look and apply what pertains to you. It lets you figure out what the adjustment values really are - - and the best part is you get to roll over the lower home assessment year after year.
Ohio Home Property Valuation click Ohio Home Property Valuation for more information.
All property in this state is subject to taxation unless expressly exempted by law. Most personal property is exempt from taxation. Tax rates vary among Ohio's counties.
Home Property Valuation Exemptions
• Homestead Exemption: click Ohio Home Property Valuation Forms for more information.
Property tax reductions are granted to qualified low-income homeowners who are at least 65 years of age or are permanently and totally disabled or to surviving spouses at least 59 years of age if the deceased spouse had previously received the exemption. The reduction is equal to the gross millage rate multiplied by the reduction.
Totals for the state show that 224,332 exemptions were approved for tax year 2002. The average reduction in taxable value was $3,802.
Example: Property tax before reductions
$17,500 taxable value x 50 mills = $875.00
Subtract tax reduction factor -131.25 ($875 x 15%)
Net taxes levied after tax reduction factor = $743.75
Subtract 12.5% rollback - 92.97 (.125 x $743.75)
Net taxes before homestead =$650.78
Subtract homestead exemption - 160.00
($3,200 x 50 mills)
Net property tax due = $490.78
State Income Tax
• Ohio has 9 brackets ranging from 0.743% to a high of 7.5%
State Sales Tax
• Ohio's sales tax is 6% (food, newspapers, magazine subscriptions, telephone service and prescription drugs exempt). The counties add an additional sales taxes which may add up to 2.0% in additional sales tax. Gasoline Tax: 26.0 cents/gallon
• The top five states where the tax burden as a percent of income is the highest are: Maine (13.0%), New York (12.0%), Hawaii (11.5%), Rhode Island (11.5%), and Wisconsin (11.4%). The United States average is 10.1%. The District of Columbia is 12.2%.
• The five states with the lowest tax burden as a percent of income are: Alaska (6.4%) 50th, New Hampshire (7.4%) 49th, Delaware (8.0%) 48th, Tennessee (8.3%) 47th, and Alabama (8.7%) 46th. See effective state tax burden table
