Please see if this applies to you:
Senior citizen credit: Taxpayers who were 65 or older during the tax year can claim a credit of $50 per return. This credit is also available on the Ohio school district income tax return (SD 100).
Lump sum distribution credit: Instead of the senior citizen credit, a taxpayer who receives a total, lump sum distribution may be able to claim a lump sum distribution credit on their Ohio income tax return (IT 1040). If the taxpayer elects to claim the lump sum distribution credit, the taxpayer cannot claim the senior citizen credit on the same year's Ohio income tax return or any future return. Note: Claiming this credit does not affect your ability to claim the senior citizen credit on a school district income tax return.
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