Yes, there are two drop boxes available for residents to submit payments, forms, employment applications, and other documents to the city. There is a drop box located just inside the city building’s front door, which is open 24 hours a day, and drops directly into the city administration offices. Don’t want to get out of … Continued
Property taxes must be paid to your county of residence. Montgomery County’s Taxpayer Services Department may be reached at 1-937-225-4010 Option 1, by email at taxpayer-services@mcohio.org or online.
Property assessments must be paid to your county of residence. Montgomery County’s Taxpayer Services Department may be reached at (937) 225-4010, by email at taxpayer-services@mcohio.org or online.
For tax years 2017 and prior, the City gives 100% credit for taxes paid to other jurisdictions. For tax years 2018 and forward the credit will be limited to 90%. The tax paid to other cities will now be multiplied by 0.90 in order to calculate the allowable credit. If you have any questions regarding … Continued
Yes. Please visit the Tax Department before March 31 during normal business hours (8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.; Monday through Friday.) An appointment can be made by calling (937) 298-0531.
Yes. The city of Oakwood has a mandatory filing requirement for all residents. Every individual, 18 years of age or older, who resides in Oakwood, must file an Oakwood City income tax return, whether or not any tax is due. Retired residents who have income derived exclusively from non-taxable sources (interest, dividend, social security and/or … Continued
