Income Tax Information for Individuals.
Who Should File?
You should file a return if any of the following applies:
1. You were 18 years of age or older and lived in Orange Village during the tax year. This includes college students who go to school out of town.
2. You worked in Orange Village during the tax year and had no city income tax withheld from your income.
3. You operated a business in Orange Village during the tax year.
4. You owned rental property in Orange Village and the gross monthly rent was $250 or more.
What is Taxable Income in Orange Village?
Orange Village taxes all earned income of residents who are 18 years of age or older. The earned income of residents is taxable regardless of where you actually worked, including overseas.
Earned income includes income from wages, salaries, bonuses, commissions, fees, tips, the net profits from business, professions and partnerships, lottery winnings over $600 and the net profits from rental property if the gross monthly rental exceeds $250 per month.
What type of income is not taxable?
You do not pay city income tax on: interest, dividends, pensions, social security, S Corporation, Distributions that are not salary, welfare, state paid unemployment benefits, proceeds from insurance, military pay received by active members of the Armed Forces of the United States, alimony and any income earned prior to your 18th birthday.
How do I file my return?
Orange Village is a member of the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA). You may obtain forms by requesting them directly from RITA at (440)526-0900, or by downloading it from RITA's website at www.ritaohio.com.
What is the Tax rate?
Orange Village residents pay 2%, minus a credit of up to 60% of 1.5% paid to the city where you work. For example, if you earned $30,000 in Beachwood, you would have had $450 withheld from your paycheck. (Beachwood's tax rate is 1.5%). Your tax due to Orange would be calculated as follows:
$30,000x.02 = $600
$ 450x.60 = $270
Balance Due $330
Due Dates:
1/31 4th qtr estimate
3/31 Short form filers returns due
4/15 Long form filers returns due
4/15 1st qtr estimate
7/31 2nd qtr estimate
10/31 3rd qtr estimate
If you have any questions about filing your returns, or have received a notice from RITA that you need assistance with, call Mitch Adell
(Tax Administrator) at Village Hall.
Property Taxes
Where does your money go?
For property taxes collected in 2007, the millage rate used for Orange
Village residents is 64.95, which equates to 1.99% of the assessed market
value of your home. For example, if your home's market value, as determined
by the County is $300,000 X 1.99% = $5,970. In addition, you may have
special assessments on your property for waterlines.