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It depends. Ohio does not tax the income you earn in Texas, but the income is factored in to calculate your overall tax.
Ohio does not have a true part-year or nonresident form, so for part-year and non-residents, all of the income is calculated as taxable in Ohio, applying any deductions and credits allowable against all of the income, and then a credit is applied back to the nonresident portion of income (income earned outside of the state is not taxed). The net result is the Ohio tax liability.
It depends. Ohio does not tax the income you earn in Texas, but the income is factored in to calculate your overall tax.
Ohio does not have a true part-year or nonresident form, so for part-year and non-residents, all of the income is calculated as taxable in Ohio, applying any deductions and credits allowable against all of the income, and then a credit is applied back to the nonresident portion of income (income earned outside of the state is not taxed). The net result is the Ohio tax liability.
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