Sales Tax in Ohio
Ohio applies sales tax exemption to specific categories of items such as food, building materials, and prescription drugs. The state has a sales tax rate of 5.75%, with additional local taxes, varying from .75% to 2.25%.
Taxable and Exempt Items
- Goods subject to sales tax in Ohio: furniture, home appliances, motor vehicles.
- Tax-exempt items in Ohio: prescription medicine, groceries, gasoline.
Ohio Sales Tax Details
- Taxable Products: Tangible products are generally taxable, with a few exceptions.
- Tax Rates: Combined sales tax rates range from 6% to 8% depending on the location.
- Digital Products: Digital products like apps and streaming services are taxable in Ohio.
Sales Tax Overview
- Sales tax is a tax paid on the sale of goods and services to a governing body.
- Ohio introduced a general state sales tax in 1934, currently at a rate of 5.75%.
Exemption Forms
To claim exemption in Ohio, visit the tax forms page to download and complete the appropriate exemption form. Various forms are available for different purposes.