City Income Tax

Tax Collection

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The Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) mailed Administrative Subpoena letters to taxpayers that did not respond to the Non-Filing Income Tax Notice that was sent before the Subpoena was issued. Taxpayers can simply send RITA the documents listed on the letter via:

e-file returns or exemptions at:

https://www.ritaohio.com/Individuals/Home/File

Mail:

RITA

Attn: Compliance Department 198

Regional Income Tax Agency

PO BOX 470538

Broadview Heights, OH  44147-0538 

Fax 

440-922-3510

More details about Administrative Subpoena’s can be found at https://www.ritaohio.com/Individuals/Home/SubpoenaNotice

RITAOhio.com

Since July 1, 2016, the City has partnered with the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) for collection of our municipal income tax. All tax returns, quarterly estimates, withholding, and any other forms or payments should be sent to RITA. Visit the RITA website to print forms, find instructions, or to file online. Call RITA at 800-860-7482. An automated system is available 24/7, or you can speak to an agent in their Brecksville office during business hours.

Alternate number 440-526-0900

Tax Ordinance

The City has a 1.5% income tax for residents of North Canton and for those employees working within the City limits. Tax returns must be filed by April 15 for individuals and businesses reporting on a calendar year or 105 days from the end of the fiscal year.

View Tax Ordinances

Mandatory Filing

The City of North Canton has a mandatory tax filing for all city residents (living in city full year, partial year, or multi residence), 18 and older (individual and businesses). The due date is April 15th. The tax rate is 1.5%. 

Taxable income includes: 

  • Commissions
  • Earned income for work done or services performed or rendered from all sources of income, earned inside and outside the city. 
  • Salaries
  • Sub-Pay
  • Wages

Taxable income does not include:

  • Social Security
  • Unemployment
  • Pensions

Credit is allowed for income tax paid other cities not to exceed 1.5% of income taxed in that city.