Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) launched the OH|TAX eServices platform for managing personal income and school district taxes.
A year ago, the Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) launched the OH|TAX eServices platform for the management of personal income and school district taxes. This seamless application allows users to file returns, make payments, request forms, check their refund status, and much more, all in one user-friendly portal.
The next phase of OH|TAX eServices is underway and will allow taxpayers to file even more returns, such as: sales and use tax, employer and school district withholding tax, adult use cannabis tax, public utility personal property tax, public utility excise tax, and natural gas excise tax. This new part of the portal is set to go live in December 2024.
OH|TAX eServices Offers
- Complete/secure identity verification
- Online filing and payment of taxes
- Refund direct deposit for select tax types
- Update name and address information
- Access filing and payment history
- Electronic delivery and viewing of tax notices
- Respond to notices online
- Web messaging with tax agents
What can you do now to prepare?
All transactions that are In Progress or Ready for Checkout will be discarded if not completed by 11/29/2024.
- Establish an OHID using the link below if you do not have one already
- Set up Multi Factor Authentication (MFA)
- Current Ohio Business Gateway (OGB) users
- Review and update all access to their account, including the user roles. OH|TAX eServices will grant access based on OBG permissions which will include enhanced features for Filing Administrators.
- All transactions that are In Progress or Ready for Checkout will be discarded if not completed by 11/29/2024.
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