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Federal tax forms and instructions
Search, view, and download current IRS forms, instructions, and publications for individual and business filings.
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Use these links to find official forms, check refund status, understand common tax topics, and download practical reference guides.
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Federal resources
IRS.gov
Search, view, and download current IRS forms, instructions, and publications for individual and business filings.
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Use the official IRS refund tracker after filing. Have your Social Security number, filing status, and exact refund amount ready.
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Learn how federal tax credits and deductions work and explore common benefits for families, education, energy, and other expenses.
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Review contribution rules, annual limits, deadlines, and tax considerations for IRAs and workplace retirement plans.
Open resourceState & local
Ohio Department of Taxation
Find current Ohio individual income tax instructions, electronic filing information, and approved filing options.
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Check an Ohio individual or school district income tax refund and learn what common status messages mean.
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Start here for Ohio municipal income tax information. Local filing rules vary, so confirm the correct administrator for your address.
Open resourceMunicipal taxes may be handled by a city or a regional agency. If you are unsure where to file, contact the office before submitting a return.
Downloads & archive
PDF download
Download the Ohio certificate businesses may use to document qualifying ongoing tax-exempt purchases from a vendor.
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A practical reference for how long individuals and businesses may need to keep tax returns, receipts, payroll records, and other documents.
Open resourceMediate CPA archive
An archived overview of changes following the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act. Use it for historical context, not current-year filing guidance.
Open resourceNeed help choosing?
Tax forms can look similar while serving very different purposes. Call the office before filing if you are uncertain.