City withholding is shown in box 19 of your W-2, with the name of the city withheld for in box 20.
You normally only have to
file a return in the city you live in. It is not necessary to file one in the
city you work in, if different. Your employer will remit withholding to the
city you work in, but you do not file a return unless you're claiming a refund or
your employer didn't withhold enough ( both highly unusual). The city you live
in will allow a credit or partial credit for the withheld tax you paid to the
work location city.
Incidentally, employers are only required to withhold for the
work city, although many will voluntarily withhold for the resident city as
well. Employees of most big companies, in Ohio, seldom owe any city tax, at tax
time (but
they still have to file a city return), because the employer holds out exactly
the right amount for both work and resident city, taking into account the
credit.
Reynoldsburg is a member of RITA (Regional Income Tax Agency), so you can do a city return (form 37) in TurboTax (TT). It cannot be e-file and must be printed and mailed.
Reynoldsburg residents are also subject to a School District Income Tax (SDIT), form SD100. So, the withholding in your W-2 box 19 could be either SDIT or City income tax (CIT). But, it is most likely CIT for the city you work in. Box 20 should clarify that. TT can prepare SD100
To verify or find out if
you live in a school district or city with an income tax enter your address at:
http://www.tax.ohio.gov/Individual/LocalTaxInformation.aspx
