Non resident OHIO taxed at local level

[rtrogers093]

I am an Ohio Non Resident. I worked for two weeks in Ohio and made approximately $8800. I was only taxed at the local level. The state did not take any taxes out. Is this still considered Ohio source income and am I required to file a state return in Ohio.

[MaryK4]

Yes, it would be state source income unless one of the exceptions to withholding apply.  Can you clarify if you live in a reciprocal state?  (Residents of Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia or Pennsylvania have reciprocal agreements with Ohio.) @rtrogers093 

[rtrogers093]

Yes I am a resident of Michigan. 

thank you! 

[MaryK4]

Because you are a resident of Michigan, under the reciprocity agreement you report and pay the income tax to your resident state only, so you do not have to file a nonresident Ohio income tax return.  The local taxes (if required on nonresidents) are paid directly to the locality so you should not have to file a municipal tax return, but if you want me to check to be sure just add the local to this post.  @rtrogers093