Does Ohio have a state income tax?

Ohio taxes individual income with a flat state income tax of 2.75%.

What is the sales tax in Ohio?

The statewide sales tax rate is 5.75% (local city/county add-ons can raise the combined rate considerably).

Ohio Taxes 2026 — Income Tax, Sales Tax & Minimum Wage

Q: What is the minimum wage in Ohio in 2026?

The 2026 minimum wage in Ohio is $11.00/hour, with a tipped minimum of $5.50. Small employers (sales ≤$385k) use federal rate.

2.75%Income tax

5.75%State sales tax

$11.002026 min wage

2026Tax year

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Income Tax

Ohio uses a flat rate of 2.75% on all taxable income — the same rate whether you earn $30,000 or $300,000.

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Sales Tax

The statewide sales tax is 5.75%. Cities and counties add local option taxes — combined rates commonly run 1.5–3 percentage points higher than the state rate.

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2026 Minimum Wage

$11.00/hour (tipped minimum 5.50). Small employers (sales ≤$385k) use federal rate

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Tax Filing Notes

File the Ohio state return in addition to your federal return. The flat rate applies to federal taxable income with state-specific adjustments.

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Federal Tax Estimator

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Ohio 2026 — FAQ

What is the 2026 minimum wage in Ohio?

$11.00/hour, with a tipped minimum of $5.50. Small employers (sales ≤$385k) use federal rate

Is Ohio income tax high or low compared to other states?

Ohio's flat rate of 2.75% ranks among the lowest of states with an income tax.

Do local taxes add to these rates?

Yes. Cities and counties add local sales taxes (often +1.5–3 points), and some states add county income taxes (e.g., MD, IN). Check your local jurisdiction for the effective rate.

Sources: Tax Foundation — State Individual Income Tax Rates and Brackets 2026; U.S. DOL/WHD state minimum wage tables (Paylocity/Gusto 2026 editions); state revenue agencies. Retrieved Aug 11, 2026. Educational reference — verify current rates with the Ohio revenue department before relying on them.