Is the consumer entitled to a tax credit for taxes paid to another state?

Generally, yes. Credit is given for the amount of sales or use tax legally paid to another state or jurisdiction. Proof of tax paid to the other jurisdiction must be provided to the clerk of courts. If the amount paid to the other jurisdiction equals or exceeds the Ohio use tax due, no additional tax is due.

For vehicles leased outside Ohio after February 1, 2002, and subsequently moved into Ohio, the balance of the lease charges due after the leased vehicle is brought into Ohio is subject to Ohio’s up front sales tax. If the other state taxed the lease up front, credit is given for the other state’s sales or use tax. If the other state’s tax equals or exceeds the Ohio tax, no additional tax is due. If the other state taxed the lease on the monthly payments, no credit is allowed for the tax paid to the other state for the months prior to the vehicle entering Ohio. Tax is due “up front” on the total of the balance of the remaining lease payments.  

No credit is given for sales, use or similar taxes paid to a foreign country, such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, etc.

Is the consumer entitled to a tax credit for taxes paid to another state?

Generally, yes. Credit is given for the amount of sales or use tax legally paid to another state or jurisdiction. Proof of tax paid to the other jurisdiction must be provided to the clerk of courts. If the amount paid to the other jurisdiction equals or exceeds the Ohio use tax due, no additional tax is due.

For vehicles leased outside Ohio after February 1, 2002, and subsequently moved into Ohio, the balance of the lease charges due after the leased vehicle is brought into Ohio is subject to Ohio’s up front sales tax. If the other state taxed the lease up front, credit is given for the other state’s sales or use tax. If the other state’s tax equals or exceeds the Ohio tax, no additional tax is due. If the other state taxed the lease on the monthly payments, no credit is allowed for the tax paid to the other state for the months prior to the vehicle entering Ohio. Tax is due “up front” on the total of the balance of the remaining lease payments.  

No credit is given for sales, use or similar taxes paid to a foreign country, such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, etc.

Is the consumer entitled to a tax credit for taxes paid to another state?

Generally, yes. Credit is given for the amount of sales or use tax legally paid to another state or jurisdiction. Proof of tax paid to the other jurisdiction must be provided to the clerk of courts. If the amount paid to the other jurisdiction equals or exceeds the Ohio use tax due, no additional tax is due.

For vehicles leased outside Ohio after February 1, 2002, and subsequently moved into Ohio, the balance of the lease charges due after the leased vehicle is brought into Ohio is subject to Ohio’s up front sales tax. If the other state taxed the lease up front, credit is given for the other state’s sales or use tax. If the other state’s tax equals or exceeds the Ohio tax, no additional tax is due. If the other state taxed the lease on the monthly payments, no credit is allowed for the tax paid to the other state for the months prior to the vehicle entering Ohio. Tax is due “up front” on the total of the balance of the remaining lease payments.  

No credit is given for sales, use or similar taxes paid to a foreign country, such as Canada, Mexico, Germany, etc.