Income Tax
The City of Barberton income tax rate is currently 2.25%.
Income taxes for the City of Barberton are processed by the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA). For all tax returns and registration forms, please go the Regional Income Tax Agency website.
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As of January 1, 2021, City of Barberton Income Tax will be processed by the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA). All payments, returns, forms and questions will need to be directed to them starting January 1, 2021.
Due to a change in state law, city income tax returns must now be filed by April 15th. The tax due date for 2023 is April 18, 2023.
RITA Tax Payer Assistance Schedule
Municipal Income Tax Preparation Assistance available at:
BarbertonActive Adult Center / YMCA500 W Hopocan AvenueBarberton, OH 44203
At this time, there are no tax payer assistance dates scheduled for 2023. City of Barberton residents needing their city taxes prepared for them by RITA, can bring a copy of their tax documents (W-2, 1099, etc.) to the Finance Departments Drive Thru window at 104 Third St. NW. This is the same drive thru that is used to pay your City of Barberton utility bills.
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The process for drop off will go as follows: let the City of Barberton employee know you are here to drop off your tax documents so RITA can prepare your city taxes for you. They will then pass out a clipboard with a pen, empty envelope, and a form. It is important you fill out the form so RITA will apply the return to the correct account and if they would need to contact you with any questions. Place the completed form and tax documents into the blank envelope and seal the envelope. It is important to make sure all the tax documents are in the envelope before sealing. For security purposes, these envelopes will not be opened until RITA receives them, so no employees in the City of Barberton Finance Department will be opening these envelopes. Then return the pen, clipboard and sealed envelope back to the employee. The City of Barberton will then mail this envelope of information to RITA for you. If you would owe any tax when RITA prepares the return, RITA will mail you a bill for the tax owed.
The hours to drop off this information are the normal drive thru hours of 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM, Monday through Friday. The drive thru does close daily for lunch from 12:30 PM – 1:15 PM. In light of the current pandemic, all pens will be clean when sent out to the residents. Once returned, the pens will not be used again until they are disinfected. The clipboards will also be disinfected in between uses as well.
Please have your tax documents ready when you get to the drive thru. Also, make sure to bring copies of your tax documents. Once you place them in the envelope and seal the envelope, you will not be getting these tax documents back. If you are in a hurry, you can always print off the RITA Tax Drop Off Form (located on the right side of this page under Forms), fill out the form and place this completed form and your tax documents into an envelope before coming to the drive thru. Then you will just need to give the City of Barberton employee at the drive thru your sealed envelope and let them know it contains your tax information for RITA to prepare your taxes.
RITA Non-Filing Notices
The Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) mailed non-filer letters to taxpayers that neglected to file a municipal income tax return. Taxpayers can simply send RITA the documents listed on the non-filing letter via:
e-file returns or exemptions at:
https://link.edgepilot.com/s/73d189a5/hznFiQkICUOiKW2NIVqfng?u=https://www.ritaohio.com/Individuals/Home/File
Mail:
RITA
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Attn: Compliance Department 198
Regional Income Tax Agency
PO BOX 470538
Broadview Heights, OH 44147-0538
Fax
440-922-3510
More details about Non-Filing Notices can be found at https://link.edgepilot.com/s/329873b2/7-UsvhYJdEu6MPSMED_iIA?u=https://www.ritaohio.com/Individuals/Home/NonFilingNotice
More Information
Find information about taxes on the Ohio Department of Taxation website.
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