Ohio State and Local Tax Burden Overview
Ohioans paid $5,340 on average in state and local taxes in FY 2021, ranking 27th among states. The state's tax burden as a percentage of personal income in FY 2021 was 9.4%, lower than the national average. Historically, Ohio's tax burden has been below the U.S. average, as shown in tax collections per capita over selected years.
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Ohios State and Local Tax Burden Legislative Budget Office lsc.ohio.gov lsc.ohio.gov
Ohioans paid $5,340 per capita on average in state and local taxes in FY 2021 Combined State and Local Taxes, FY 2021 Ohio s combined state and local tax burden, measured by taxes per capita, was $5,340 in FY 2021. This was lower than the national average but higher than in neighboring states except Pennsylvania and Indiana. Per-capita taxes in the 50 states ranged from $10,199 (New York) to $4,179 (Alaska). Rank Among States State Taxes Per Capita National average $6,379 -- Ohio $5,340 27 Neighboring states Indiana $5,410 26 Kentucky $4,687 40 Michigan $4,968 34 Pennsylvania $6,275 19 West Virginia $4,656 42 Source: U.S. Census Bureau lsc.ohio.gov lsc.ohio.gov Legislative Budget Office
Ohios state and local tax burden in FY 2021 was about 9.4% of personal income Combined State and Local Taxes, FY 2021 Measured relative to personal income, Ohio s state and local tax burden of 9.4% in FY 2021 was lower than the national average, 9.8%. Compared to nearby states, Ohio s taxes as a share of personal income were higher than in Kentucky and Michigan, lower than in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and about the same as in Indiana. Taxes as % of Personal Income Rank Among States State National average 9.8% -- Ohio 9.4% 27 Neighboring states Indiana 9.4% 25 Kentucky 9.1% 29 Michigan 8.8% 33 Pennsylvania 9.8% 20 West Virginia 9.6% 22 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau; U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis lsc.ohio.gov lsc.ohio.gov Legislative Budget Office
Ohios state and local tax burden historically comes in below the U.S. average State and Local Government Tax Collections Per Capita, Selected Years The state and local tax burden in Ohio, on a per-capita basis, has been lower historically than the average for all 50 states. Tax increases in years shown, nationwide and in Ohio, outpaced general price inflation. $7,000 $6,379 $6,000 $5,340 $5,000 $4,142 $3,781 $4,000 $3,016 $3,100 $3,000 $2,302 $2,041 $2,000 $1,000 $0 FY 1993 FY 2000 FY 2010 FY 2021 50 states Ohio Source: U.S. Census Bureau lsc.ohio.gov lsc.ohio.gov Legislative Budget Office
