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The Ohio Department of Taxation
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Ohio Department of Taxation
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tax.ohio.gov
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1933
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The Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) is a state government agency established in 1933 under the Ohio Revised Code and headquartered at 4485 Northland Ridge Blvd in Columbus, Ohio. It administers Ohio's state tax laws and serves a constituency spanning all 88 Ohio counties — individual taxpayers, businesses of every size, tax professionals, local government officials, and researchers. The agency is led by the Ohio Tax Commissioner and operates with a workforce of 518 employees.

The department's core technology platform is OH|TAX eServices, a consolidated digital portal secured through OHID (Ohio's statewide digital identity service) that handles filings, payments, account management, and correspondence across multiple tax types. OH|TAX eServices Release 3, deployed in November 2025, represents the third iteration of an ongoing consolidation effort to unify disparate tax-type interfaces into a single digital surface. Surrounding products include The Finder (a public tax rate lookup tool), the Ohio Tax Mobile App, the Ohio Virtual Tax Academy (online education), TeleFile (telephone filing), Guest Payment Service (a 2021 portal enabling third-party tax payments), and the Ohio Business Gateway, which added mandatory two-step verification in December 2024.

ODT is funded primarily through state budget appropriations rather than commercial revenue. The only direct fee-bearing product disclosed is the vendor's license, whose fee was increased from $25 to $50 in April 2025 under Ohio House Bill 366. The agency administers a broad portfolio of taxes including individual income tax, sales and use tax, commercial activity tax, employer withholding, and newer levies such as the Sports Gaming Receipts Tax introduced in January 2023. Distribution operates through digital channels, a call center, paper filing, and tax practitioner networks, with no traditional go-to-market or sales motion.

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The Ohio Department of Taxation is a state government agency that administers Ohio's tax laws, serving individual taxpayers, businesses, tax professionals, and local governments across all 88 Ohio counties through digital platforms such as OH|TAX eServices and The Finder.

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HeadquartersColumbus, United States
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North America
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state tax administration, individual income tax, business tax filing, sales and use tax, taxpayer education
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1State/Provincial Taxation & Revenue Administration
CodeBPAIABADPrimaryYes
2Revenue Systems, E-Filing & Digital Tax Administration
CodeBPAIADAOPrimaryNo
3Tax Return Filing, Processing & Assessment
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NAICS code1 code
  • Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors92615
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State Tax Administration
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1Vendor license fees for businesses selling taxable goods
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
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Vendor's license: $50; Transient Vendor: $50; Out-of-State Seller: No fee; Direct Pay Permit Holder: No fee; Consumer's Use Tax Account: No fee

tax.ohio.gov
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1OH|TAX eServices
Description

Online portal for filing taxes, making payments, checking refund status, and managing tax accounts.

tax.ohio.gov
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The Ohio Department of Taxation administers Ohio's state tax laws by providing digital and in-person services for individual and business tax filing, payment processing, refund status, vendor licensing, and tax rate lookup. Its core product is the OH|TAX eServices portal, supplemented by the Ohio Business Gateway, The Finder tax rate tool, Ohio Tax Mobile App, and free educational programs (Ohio Virtual Tax Academy, Small Business Educational Series, S.T.E.P.) for taxpayers and tax professionals across all 88 Ohio counties.

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The Ohio Department of Taxation operates a unified platform of digital services for tax administration across the state. The core product is OH|TAX eServices, a comprehensive web portal requiring OHID authentication that serves as the central hub for filing returns, making payments, checking refund status, and managing accounts for both individual and business taxes. Supporting this platform are The Finder (an interactive tax rate lookup tool by address, zip code, or GPS coordinates for municipal, school district, and sales/use taxes), the Ohio Tax Mobile App for on-the-go access, and the Ohio Virtual Tax Academy providing free on-demand educational courses for small business owners. Additional service channels include TeleFile (phone-based filing for county vendor licenses), the Guest Payment Service for one-time payments without account creation, and the Ohio Business Gateway as an alternative business filing portal. OHID serves as the unified identity layer enabling single sign-on across multiple Ohio state agency platforms.

Product and service10 records
1OH|TAX eServices
CategoryTax filing and payment portal
Description

The primary online portal for Ohio taxpayers to file tax returns, make payments, check refund status, and manage tax accounts for both individual and business taxes. Access requires OHID authentication.

2The Finder
CategoryTax rate lookup tool
Description

An interactive web-based tool that provides tax rate lookups by address, zip code, or GPS coordinates for Municipal Tax, School District Income Tax, and Sales and Use Tax. Supports downloads of tax rates and GIS boundary data for businesses.

3Ohio Tax Mobile App
CategoryMobile tax services
Description

A mobile application enabling taxpayers to access tax services, file returns, make payments, and check status from mobile devices.

4OHID (Ohio Identity)
CategoryIdentity and authentication platform
Description

The single sign-on identity platform for Ohio government agencies, allowing users to securely access multiple state agency websites and applications with one username and password.

5Ohio Virtual Tax Academy (OVTA)
CategoryTax education and outreach
Description

Free educational platform offering on-demand eLearning courses and live webinars to help small business owners and individuals understand Ohio tax responsibilities, including employer withholding tax, sales tax, and compliance courses.

6TeleFile
CategoryTelephone filing service
Description

A toll-free phone service (800-697-0440) allowing county vendor license holders to file and pay their sales tax returns by telephone without needing computer access.

7Guest Payment Service
CategoryOnline payment service
Description

An online payment option allowing taxpayers to make payments without logging into a full OH|TAX eServices account, accessible at myportal.tax.ohio.gov.

8Interest Calculator
CategoryTax calculation tool
Description

An online tool for calculating interest and penalty amounts on overdue taxes, available at www-02.tax.ohio.gov/InterestCalc.

9Ohio Business Gateway
CategoryBusiness tax filing portal
Description

A separate state portal (gateway.ohio.gov) for businesses to register, file, and pay certain business tax obligations. Access requires 2-step verification.

10Tax Alerts
CategoryTax news and alerts
Description

An email subscription service powered by GovDelivery that delivers tax alerts and updates to subscribers, covering topics such as sales and use taxes, nexus updates, and general tax notices.

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Peers10 records
1California Franchise Tax Board
TypeDirect peer
Description

California's state-level personal income and corporate tax administration agency, the closest functional analog to ODT in a much larger state — same statutory mandate, e-filing portal, and multi-channel taxpayer service model.

2New York State Department of Taxation and Finance
TypeDirect peer
Description

Operates New York's personal income, sales, and corporate tax administration with a digital filing portal and extensive phone support — directly comparable role to ODT for individuals and businesses in a large state.

3Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
TypeDirect peer
Description

Texas's state tax administrator handling sales, franchise, and other state taxes, with comparable e-filing systems, taxpayer education programs, and a similar mix of in-person and digital service channels.

4Florida Department of Revenue
TypeDirect peer
Description

Florida's state tax administration agency overseeing sales, corporate, and reemployment taxes with a comparable e-filing portal, phone support, and taxpayer-education offerings.

5Illinois Department of Revenue
TypeDirect peer
Description

Midwestern state tax administrator with overlapping scope to ODT — individual income, sales, withholding — and a comparable online filing portal and phone-based support model.

6Pennsylvania Department of Revenue
TypeDirect peer
Description

Pennsylvania's state tax agency administering personal income, sales, and corporate taxes via myPATH and padirectfile-style portals — directly comparable in scope and digital service approach.

7Internal Revenue Service (IRS)
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Federal tax administrator with overlapping functions (individual/business filing, e-services, refund tracking) but vastly broader jurisdiction; useful as a benchmark for digital modernization and security practices in U.S. tax administration.

8Michigan Department of Treasury
TypeDirect peer
Description

Adjacent Midwest state tax and revenue administrator with similar individual income, sales, and business tax responsibilities and a comparable e-filing platform (Michigan Treasury Online).

9Avalara
TypeEmerging player
Description

Private-sector sales-and-use tax compliance platform serving many of the same business taxpayers ODT regulates; relevant comparator on e-filing UX, tax-rate lookup (compare to The Finder), and integration tooling.

10Vertex, Inc.
TypeEmerging player
Description

Enterprise tax technology vendor offering sales-tax determination and filing automation; comparable to ODT in addressing sales-and-use tax compliance for the same Ohio business taxpayer base.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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The Ohio Department of Taxation

State Tax Administrationtax.ohio.gov

The Ohio Department of Taxation is a state government agency that administers Ohio's tax laws, serving individual taxpayers, businesses, tax professionals, and local governments across all 88 Ohio counties through digital platforms such as OH|TAX eServices and The Finder.

What The Ohio Department of Taxation does

The Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) is a state government agency established in 1933 under the Ohio Revised Code and headquartered at 4485 Northland Ridge Blvd in Columbus, Ohio. It administers Ohio's state tax laws and serves a constituency spanning all 88 Ohio counties — individual taxpayers, businesses of every size, tax professionals, local government officials, and researchers. The agency is led by the Ohio Tax Commissioner and operates with a workforce of 518 employees.

The department's core technology platform is OH|TAX eServices, a consolidated digital portal secured through OHID (Ohio's statewide digital identity service) that handles filings, payments, account management, and correspondence across multiple tax types. OH|TAX eServices Release 3, deployed in November 2025, represents the third iteration of an ongoing consolidation effort to unify disparate tax-type interfaces into a single digital surface. Surrounding products include The Finder (a public tax rate lookup tool), the Ohio Tax Mobile App, the Ohio Virtual Tax Academy (online education), TeleFile (telephone filing), Guest Payment Service (a 2021 portal enabling third-party tax payments), and the Ohio Business Gateway, which added mandatory two-step verification in December 2024.

ODT is funded primarily through state budget appropriations rather than commercial revenue. The only direct fee-bearing product disclosed is the vendor's license, whose fee was increased from $25 to $50 in April 2025 under Ohio House Bill 366. The agency administers a broad portfolio of taxes including individual income tax, sales and use tax, commercial activity tax, employer withholding, and newer levies such as the Sports Gaming Receipts Tax introduced in January 2023. Distribution operates through digital channels, a call center, paper filing, and tax practitioner networks, with no traditional go-to-market or sales motion.

The Ohio Department of Taxation firmographics

Firmographics
Name
The Ohio Department of Taxation
Legal name
Ohio Department of Taxation
Website
https://tax.ohio.gov
Company type
Public
Founded year
1933
Operating status
Operating
Short description
The Ohio Department of Taxation is a state government agency that administers Ohio's tax laws, serving individual taxpayers, businesses, tax professionals, and local governments across all 88 Ohio counties through digital platforms such as OH|TAX eServices and The Finder.
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The Ohio Department of Taxation industry classification

Industry
Product category
State Tax Administration
NAICS
Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial Sectors (92615)
akta.pro primary industry
State/Provincial Taxation & Revenue Administration (BPAIABAD)
akta.pro secondary industries
Revenue Systems, E-Filing & Digital Tax Administration (BPAIADAO), Tax Return Filing, Processing & Assessment (BPAIADAC)

Keywords

  • State tax administration
  • Individual income tax
  • Business tax filing
  • Sales and use tax
  • Taxpayer education

Where The Ohio Department of Taxation is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Columbus
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

The Ohio Department of Taxation business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingOne time/ perpetual licenseVendor license fees for businesses selling taxable goods

Distribution channels7 records

Marketing channels11 records

The Ohio Department of Taxation product offering

Product offering

Core offering

The Ohio Department of Taxation administers Ohio's state tax laws by providing digital and in-person services for individual and business tax filing, payment processing, refund status, vendor licensing, and tax rate lookup. Its core product is the OH|TAX eServices portal, supplemented by the Ohio Business Gateway, The Finder tax rate tool, Ohio Tax Mobile App, and free educational programs (Ohio Virtual Tax Academy, Small Business Educational Series, S.T.E.P.) for taxpayers and tax professionals across all 88 Ohio counties.

Product overview

The Ohio Department of Taxation operates a unified platform of digital services for tax administration across the state. The core product is OH|TAX eServices, a comprehensive web portal requiring OHID authentication that serves as the central hub for filing returns, making payments, checking refund status, and managing accounts for both individual and business taxes. Supporting this platform are The Finder (an interactive tax rate lookup tool by address, zip code, or GPS coordinates for municipal, school district, and sales/use taxes), the Ohio Tax Mobile App for on-the-go access, and the Ohio Virtual Tax Academy providing free on-demand educational courses for small business owners. Additional service channels include TeleFile (phone-based filing for county vendor licenses), the Guest Payment Service for one-time payments without account creation, and the Ohio Business Gateway as an alternative business filing portal. OHID serves as the unified identity layer enabling single sign-on across multiple Ohio state agency platforms.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • OH|TAX eServices: Online portal for filing taxes, making payments, checking refund status, and managing tax accounts.
  • The Finder
  • Ohio Virtual Tax Academy
  • Small Business Educational Series
  • Student Tax Education Program (S.T.E.P.)

Products and services

  • OH|TAX eServices The primary online portal for Ohio taxpayers to file tax returns, make payments, check refund status, and manage tax accounts for both individual and business taxes. Access requires OHID authentication.
  • The Finder An interactive web-based tool that provides tax rate lookups by address, zip code, or GPS coordinates for Municipal Tax, School District Income Tax, and Sales and Use Tax. Supports downloads of tax rates and GIS boundary data for businesses.
  • Ohio Tax Mobile App A mobile application enabling taxpayers to access tax services, file returns, make payments, and check status from mobile devices.
  • OHID (Ohio Identity) The single sign-on identity platform for Ohio government agencies, allowing users to securely access multiple state agency websites and applications with one username and password.
  • Ohio Virtual Tax Academy (OVTA) Free educational platform offering on-demand eLearning courses and live webinars to help small business owners and individuals understand Ohio tax responsibilities, including employer withholding tax, sales tax, and compliance courses.
  • TeleFile A toll-free phone service (800-697-0440) allowing county vendor license holders to file and pay their sales tax returns by telephone without needing computer access.
  • Guest Payment Service An online payment option allowing taxpayers to make payments without logging into a full OH|TAX eServices account, accessible at myportal.tax.ohio.gov.
  • Interest Calculator An online tool for calculating interest and penalty amounts on overdue taxes, available at www-02.tax.ohio.gov/InterestCalc.
  • Ohio Business Gateway A separate state portal (gateway.ohio.gov) for businesses to register, file, and pay certain business tax obligations. Access requires 2-step verification.
  • Tax Alerts An email subscription service powered by GovDelivery that delivers tax alerts and updates to subscribers, covering topics such as sales and use taxes, nexus updates, and general tax notices.

Companies that use The Ohio Department of Taxation

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Ideal customer profiles5 records

The Ohio Department of Taxation technology and API

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Feature4 records

The Ohio Department of Taxation partnerships and signals

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Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

The Ohio Department of Taxation competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • California Franchise Tax Board: California's state-level personal income and corporate tax administration agency, the closest functional analog to ODT in a much larger state — same statutory mandate, e-filing portal, and multi-channel taxpayer service model.
  • New York State Department of Taxation and Finance: Operates New York's personal income, sales, and corporate tax administration with a digital filing portal and extensive phone support — directly comparable role to ODT for individuals and businesses in a large state.
  • Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts: Texas's state tax administrator handling sales, franchise, and other state taxes, with comparable e-filing systems, taxpayer education programs, and a similar mix of in-person and digital service channels.
  • Florida Department of Revenue: Florida's state tax administration agency overseeing sales, corporate, and reemployment taxes with a comparable e-filing portal, phone support, and taxpayer-education offerings.
  • Illinois Department of Revenue: Midwestern state tax administrator with overlapping scope to ODT — individual income, sales, withholding — and a comparable online filing portal and phone-based support model.
  • Pennsylvania Department of Revenue: Pennsylvania's state tax agency administering personal income, sales, and corporate taxes via myPATH and padirectfile-style portals — directly comparable in scope and digital service approach.
  • Michigan Department of Treasury: Adjacent Midwest state tax and revenue administrator with similar individual income, sales, and business tax responsibilities and a comparable e-filing platform (Michigan Treasury Online).

Broad incumbents

  • Internal Revenue Service (IRS): Federal tax administrator with overlapping functions (individual/business filing, e-services, refund tracking) but vastly broader jurisdiction; useful as a benchmark for digital modernization and security practices in U.S. tax administration.

Emerging players

  • Avalara: Private-sector sales-and-use tax compliance platform serving many of the same business taxpayers ODT regulates; relevant comparator on e-filing UX, tax-rate lookup (compare to The Finder), and integration tooling.
  • Vertex, Inc. Enterprise tax technology vendor offering sales-tax determination and filing automation; comparable to ODT in addressing sales-and-use tax compliance for the same Ohio business taxpayer base.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

The Ohio Department of Taxation social profiles

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The Ohio Department of Taxation compliance and trust

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Compliance3 records

The Ohio Department of Taxation financial estimates

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The Ohio Department of Taxation leadership team

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Number of profiles

Profiles2 records

The Ohio Department of Taxation funding detail

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Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

The Ohio Department of Taxation M&A and investment

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Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about The Ohio Department of Taxation

What does The Ohio Department of Taxation do?

The Ohio Department of Taxation administers Ohio's state tax laws by providing digital and in-person services for individual and business tax filing, payment processing, refund status, vendor licensing, and tax rate lookup. Its core product is the OH|TAX eServices portal, supplemented by the Ohio Business Gateway, The Finder tax rate tool, Ohio Tax Mobile App, and free educational programs (Ohio Virtual Tax Academy, Small Business Educational Series, S.T.E.P.) for taxpayers and tax professionals across all 88 Ohio counties.

Is The Ohio Department of Taxation a public or private company?

The Ohio Department of Taxation is a public company. It is classified as state government owned and is currently operating.

When was The Ohio Department of Taxation founded?

The Ohio Department of Taxation was founded in 1933.

Where is The Ohio Department of Taxation based?

The Ohio Department of Taxation is headquartered in Columbus, United States, in the North America region.

Who are The Ohio Department of Taxation's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are California Franchise Tax Board, New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Florida Department of Revenue, Illinois Department of Revenue, Pennsylvania Department of Revenue and Michigan Department of Treasury. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is listed as a broad incumbent. Emerging players are Avalara and Vertex, Inc..

Does The Ohio Department of Taxation have an API?

No public API is recorded for The Ohio Department of Taxation.

What industry is The Ohio Department of Taxation in?

The Ohio Department of Taxation's product category is State Tax Administration. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAIABAD, State/Provincial Taxation & Revenue Administration, with a secondary code of BPAIADAO, Revenue Systems, E-Filing & Digital Tax Administration. Its NAICS code is 92615.

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