2026 Ohio municipal tax

North Olmsted income tax

North Olmsted levies 2% and credits 100% of the tax you pay to the city you work in, computed on at most 2% of wages.

North Olmsted municipal income tax parameters
Rate2%
Credit factorshare of the work city's tax credited100%
Credit limitcap on wages the credit is computed against2%

What a North Olmsted resident owes on $60,000

The work city withholds; North Olmsted then charges its own rate less the credit. The last column is what is usually not withheld from any paycheck.

North Olmsted resident credit by work city
Work cityWithheld thereCreditOwed to North Olmsted
Columbus2.5%$1,500$1,200$0
Cleveland2.5%$1,500$1,200$0
Findlay1%$600$600$600

Source: RITA (Regional Income Tax Agency) — municipality rate, credit factor and credit rate, read 2026-08-22. School district income tax and JEDD/JEDZ levies are separate and are not modelled here.

North Olmsted income tax: common questions

What is the income tax rate in North Olmsted, Ohio?

2% on wages for 2026. Your employer withholds for the city you WORK in, so if you work elsewhere in Ohio you may owe North Olmsted a residual at filing time rather than nothing.

Does North Olmsted credit tax I paid to the city I work in?

Partly, and the two parameters matter separately. North Olmsted credits 100% of the tax paid to the work city, and computes that credit against at most 2% of your wages. Both have to be applied: the credit is 100% of the LESSER of what the work city took and 2% of wages.

Is North Olmsted a RITA city?

Yes. North Olmsted's rate, credit factor and credit rate are published by RITA, the Regional Income Tax Agency, which administers municipal income tax for its member cities. That means residents generally file and pay through RITA rather than directly with North Olmsted, and a RITA account covers every member municipality you owe in the same filing.

Why do I owe North Olmsted money at filing time?

Because Ohio employers withhold for the WORK city, not the home city — ORC 718.03(A)(1). If North Olmsted's rate exceeds what its credit absorbs, the difference is owed directly to North Olmsted and is usually not withheld from any paycheck. That residual is what catches people out.