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!!OHIO No-Tax City Zone
The Local Reciprocity field in [IPRLU]/[IPRLUS] should be used for employees whose local tax calculations need to be overridden. This field should not be populated with a field preference; it should only be used for exceptions.
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In Ohio, when an employee lives in a no-tax zone in Cincinnati and works in Sharonville, by default, this employee is being taxed by both the Resident City tax and Work tax by Symmetry Tax Engine.
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Home: 39-061-1066650, Cincinnati OH School: 3104, Forest Hills LSD\\
Work: 39-061-1061198, Sharonville OH School: 3116, Princeton CSD
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One exception may be in Ohio where some cities have imposed a local tax for certain zip codes and street addresses only. Canfield and Cincinnati are two examples of this. The GNIS alone is not sufficient for the STE to determine whether city tax should not be calculated for an employee in either of these cities, therefore the system will calculate the tax by default. If the employee happens to live on a street/zip code that is a no-tax area, this would be an exception and therefore the Local Reciprocity field is needed to override the tax calculation.
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A discoverer report may be written to list all Ohio employees and their home addresses. Using this list of employees, a user can verify the local taxation using the Ohio Tax Finder website ([https://thefinder.tax.ohio.gov/StreamlineSalesTaxWeb/default_Municipal.aspx]) where you can input the employee’s exact address or you can check the City’s web page ([http://www.cincinnati-oh.gov/finance/income-taxes/resources-references/street-listings-guide/] for Cincinnati).
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The employee is being taxed with Work City tax and Res City tax as follows:
After determining the legislated rules for the employee’s location and if the STE tax calculations need to be overridden then the Local Reciprocity can be defined in IPRLUS.
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*PC 8120 WCITY Earn $3,313.05
*PC 8130 RCITY Earn $3,313.05
*PC 6900 Work CITY Tax $49.70 ($3313.05 * 1.5% = 49.70)
*PC 6951 Res CITY Reg Tax $19.88 ($3313.05 * 2.1% = 69.57 – 49.70 = 19.88)
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If the user wants the employee to be taxed by Res City tax only in this situation, user must set up [IPRLU] [Local Reciprocity|ULOC_RECIPROCATION].
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From Lexicon [X_ULOC_RECIPROCATION]
00 – Use Default - Symmetry decides if Work or Res City tax is applicable
01 – NR Certificate Filed - Symmetry decides if Work or Res City tax is applicable
02 – Calc WORK Tax only - calculate Work City Tax by Symmetry
03 – Calc RES Tax only - calculate Resident City Tax by Symmetry
04 – Calc WORK and RES - Symmetry decides if Work or Res City tax is applicable
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(1) IPRLU Local Reciprocity = Calc WORK Tax only
__IPRLU Local Reciprocity = Calc WORK Tax only__
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(2) IPRLU Local Reciprocity = Calc RES Tax only
__IPRLU Local Reciprocity = Calc RES Tax only__
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!Ohio No-Tax City Zone
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!!School Tax Method
In Ohio, when an employee lives in a no-tax zone in Cincinnati and works in Sharonville, by default, this employee is being taxed by both the Resident City tax and Work tax by Symmetry Tax Engine.
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Home: 39-061-1066650, Cincinnati OH School: 3104, Forest Hills LSD\\
Work: 39-061-1061198, Sharonville OH School: 3116, Princeton CSD
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!IPRLU Default School Tax Method
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Under normal circumstances, School District Taxes are calculated based on employee’s Resident Jurisdiction. Users do not need to set up [IPRLU] [School Tax Method|ULOC_SCHOOL_TAX_METHOD] except to suppress the School Tax calculation with ‘99-Do Not Calculate’.
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The employee is being taxed with Work City tax and Res City tax as follows:
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However, in some situations if user wants to zero out Resident School Tax or Work School Tax after Symmetry calculation, user may do so with the following School Tax Method.
*PC 8120 WCITY Earn $3,313.05
*PC 8130 RCITY Earn $3,313.05
*PC 6900 Work CITY Tax $49.70 ($3313.05 * 1.5% = 49.70)
*PC 6951 Res CITY Reg Tax $19.88 ($3313.05 * 2.1% = 69.57 – 49.70 = 19.88)
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If the user wants the employee to be taxed by Res City tax only in this situation, user must set up [IPRLU] [Local Reciprocity|ULOC_RECIPROCATION].
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On IPRLU LOCAL Tab, the School Tax Method can be set up as follows:
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From Lexicon X_ULOC_SCHOOL_TAX_METHOD
Null – Use Default - Symmetry decides if Work or Res City tax is applicable
01 – Use Default School - Symmetry decides if Work or Res City tax is applicable
02 – Use Specified School - Symmetry decides if Work or Res City tax is applicable
03 – Calc, 0 Res Local - after Symmetry calculates, zero out Res School Earn & Tax
04 – Calc, 0 Work Local - after Symmetry calculates, zero out Work School Earn & Tax
05 – Calc, 0 Work and Res - after Symmetry, zero out Work & Res School Earn & Tax
99 – Do Not Calculate - School tax will not be calculate
!!School Tax Method
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Under normal circumstances, School District Taxes are calculated based on employee’s Resident Jurisdiction. Users do not need to set up [IPRLU] [School Tax Method|ULOC_SCHOOL_TAX_METHOD] except to suppress the School Tax calculation.
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However, in some situations if user wants to zero out Resident School Tax or Work School Tax after Symmetry calculation, user may do by selecting an override in the [School Tax Method|ULOC_SCHOOL_TAX_METHOD] field.
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1) IPRLU School Tax Method = Use Default School
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__IPRLU School Tax Method = Use Default School__
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*PC 6954 Res School Reg Tax $34.11
*PC 6955 Res School Sup Tax $13.65
*PC 8122 Work School Reg Earns $2274.26
*PC 8125 Work School Sup Earns $909.71
*PC 8132 Res School Reg Earns $2274.26
*PC 8135 Res School Sup Earns $909.71
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If users wants to zero out Work School Tax Earnings, then set up IPRLU School Tax Method.
If users wants to zero out Work School Tax Earnings, then set up IPRLU School Tax Method.
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!IPRLU Specified School Tax Method
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__IPRLU School Tax Method = Calc, 0 Work Local__ \\
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If users wants to zero out Work School Tax Earnings, then set up IPRLU School Tax Method.
1)IPRLU School Tax Method = Calc, 0 Work Local
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