2021 Individual Tax Return is due April 18, 2022
The deadline for Individual tax returns is April, 18, 2022, including Individual City of Germantown tax returns. This deadline only relates to Individual returns. Net Profit returns have the same April 15th deadline. Furthermore, this announcement does not impact the deadline for first quarter estimated tax payments for tax year 2022. This deadline continues to be April 15th.
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Cleveland Office
205 West Saint Clair Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio 44113-1503
City of Clayton
6996 Taywood Rd
Clayton, Ohio 45322
(located to the left of the main entrance if facing the building)
Wednesday, February 23, 2022
Monday, March 14, 2022
Please call (216) 857-3174 to schedule an appointment
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On your W-2, look at Box 5 and 18. Box 5 will be used for our taxable wages on the Germantown tax form. Local wages are usually in Box 18 with the tax paid in Box 19 and the location paid to in Box 20. These will be points of reference for information.
If you lived in Germantown more than one month, you are required to file a tax return. Your income and credits should be pro-rated for the time you lived in Germantown. Only the wages earned while you were a resident are taxable to Germantown.
Yes, there is a mandatory filing requirement in Germantown. ALL residents over the age of 18 need to submit a signed tax return. If you do not have taxable income, you would simply sign the return in Section II and send the white copy back to us.
City Tax Forms and Instruction Booklets for Individuals, Businesses & Employers
City of Germantown Income Tax Notice
Germantown Income Tax Rules and Regulations
The Municipality of Germantown would like to have your input on new ideas and feedback on how we are doing. Please do not hesitate to contact us.
Check out Germantown Spending by going to https://germantown.ohiocheckbook.com for a detailed financial report.
Storm water runoff is...any water that is not soaked into the ground after a rain storm.
Consequently, storm water runoff can pick up pollutants while flowing into local streams and rivers. The Storm Water Management Program (SWMP), launched in 2003, is ODOT\'s inter-agency effort to control pollutants in storm water discharge.
How you care for your lawn can affect your local waterways. Runoff, yard clippings, chemicals, where and what you plant are just some of the components that can create stormwater pollution.
Go to https://youtu.be/b4r88u8euYU for healthy lawn care practices including pollution prevention.
For more ways to prevent stormwater pollution from your lawn, refer to: What You Can Do in Your Yard article below provided by the EPA.
Thank You for doing your part.
What you can do in your yard »