File your Ohio State Tax Return

If you have a simple return, your federal return is FREE.

Streamline the process, file your federal and Ohio state tax return with ezTaxReturn saving time, ensuring accuracy and maximizing your refunds.

Federal
return

FREE
  • Preparation and e-file
  • Unlimited re-file for rejections
  • FREE downloads through May 15, $9.99 /download after May 15

Ohio
State return

$2499

Federal + OH state tax return combo

$2499
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If you don't qualify for a simple return,
the following prices apply:

Federal
return

$2999

Ohio
State return

$2499

Federal + OH state tax return combo

$5498
File your Fed & State Now!

Ohio State forms & schedules we support

  • IT 1040: Individual Income Tax Return/Amended Return
  • Schedule of Adjustments
  • Schedule of Ohio Withholdings
  • Schedule of Credits
  • Schedule of Dependents
  • Schedule of Business Income
  • OH IT RE: Reason and Explanation of Corrections for Individual Returns
  • SD 100: School District Income Tax Return
  • Schedule of School District Withholdings
  • OH SD RE: Reason and Explanation of Corrections for School District Returns
  • IT/SD 2210: Interest Penalty on Underpayment of Tax

Ohio State tax Refund FAQs

1. How soon will I receive my Ohio state tax refund?

For e-filed returns with a direct deposit, you should receive your refund in about 15 business days. If you e-filed but requested a paper check, refunds will generally be issued within 22 business days. For paper returns, refunds will be issued by mail within 8-10 weeks.


2. How do I get a replacement if my refund check is lost, stolen, or destroyed?

If you did not receive your refund, your check may be lost, stolen, or destroyed. You should contact the Department of Taxation through the options below:


3. Why was my refund taken to offset a debt?

If the Department of Taxation is notified that you owe money to another government agency, your Ohio income tax refund will be withheld to pay your debt.

  • Please note: You may receive a “proposed” offset letter in the mail showing the agency you owe money to. If you receive a “proposed” offset letter, you can dispute the debt by submitting the “Ohio Non-Liable Spouse worksheet” and any supporting documents in response.

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