Tangible Personal Property Tax
Tangible Personal Property Tax Data
Taxes Levied by Type of Governmental Unit and Value of
Property, by County, Calendar Year 2001
Tangible personal property taxes levied by all local
governments in Ohio for calendar year 2001 totaled $1.8
billion on a total taxable value of $24.0 billion. Both of
these figures are after deduction of the $10,000 exemption
granted each taxpayer. The $10,000 exemption reduced the
statewide taxable value by $1.2 billion and reduced statewide
taxes levied by $94.5 million. However,
local governments were reimbursed by the state for the $94.5
million loss.
Of total taxes levied, school districts levied $1.3 billion,
county governments and special districts levied $335.6
million, cities and villages levied $106.6 million, and
townships levied $68.7 million. All figures represent taxes
levied for 2001 to be collected in the same year. This
differs from the real estate and public utility property
taxes which are levied for a given year but collected the
following year.
The figures in the county, township, school district, and
city and village columns indicate the total amount of
tangible personal property taxes levied by each of these
types of governmental units on taxable property within each
county. The column for delinquent taxes includes not only
delinquent taxes from the previous year (2000), but also
delinquent taxes remaining from all previous years.
The figures shown have been compiled from abstracts filed by
each of the 88 county auditors with the Ohio Department of
Taxation, Tax Equalization Division.