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Montgomery County, Ohio: city and village income tax rates 2026

In Montgomery County, 21 cities and villages tax wages, at 1% to 2.75%. On $60,000 that is $600 to $1,650 a year; in Dayton, the largest, it is $1,500.

Single filer who lives and works in the same place. Townships and unincorporated areas have no municipal income tax.

Tax year 2026. Rates checked ; page updated .

Take-home pay per paycheck in Montgomery County

$1,833.98

$47,684 a year. Total taxes take 20.5% of gross pay, including $1,500 of local tax.

Pay breakdown per paycheck and per year
LinePer paycheckPer year
Gross pay$2,307.69$60,000
Federal income tax−$193.08−$5,020
Social Security−$143.08−$3,720
Medicare−$33.46−$870
State income tax−$46.40−$1,207
Dayton municipal income tax (resident)−$57.69−$1,500
Take-home pay$1,833.98$47,684

Joint economic development districts (JEDDs) and the 20-day occasional-entrant rule are not modeled.

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Municipal income tax in Montgomery County

Municipal income tax rates in Montgomery County
City or villageRateCredit for work-city taxCollected byTax on $60,000Status
Dayton2.5%100% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 2.5% of wagesCity tax office$1,500Verified
Kettering2.25%100% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 2.25% of wagesCity tax office$1,350Verified
Huber Heights2.25%100% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 2.25% of wagesCity tax office$1,350Verified
Centerville2.25%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,350Single official source
Riverside2.5%100% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 2.5% of wagesCCA (Central Collection Agency)$1,500Verified
Trotwood2.75%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,650Single official source
Miamisburg2.25%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,350Single official source
Springboro (mostly in Warren County)1.5%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$900Single official source
Vandalia2%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,200Single official source
Clayton2.5%100% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 2.5% of wagesCCA (Central Collection Agency)$1,500Verified
Englewood1.75%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,050Single official source
West Carrollton2.25%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,350Single official source
Oakwood (Montgomery)2.5%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,500Single official source
Union1.5%100% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 1.5% of wagesCCA (Central Collection Agency)$900Verified
Moraine2.5%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,500Single official source
Brookville2%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$1,200Single official source
Germantown1.5%60% of tax paid elsewhere, up to 1.5% of wagesRITA (Regional Income Tax Agency)$900Single official source
Carlisle (mostly in Warren County)1.5%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$900Single official source
New Lebanon1%No creditRITA (Regional Income Tax Agency)$600Verified
Farmersville1%Not publishedOwn office (not in RITA or CCA)$600Single official source
Phillipsburg1.5%Not publishedCCA (Central Collection Agency)$900Verified

8 of 21 rates are confirmed by a second source (RITA, CCA or the city's own tax office). The rest come only from the Ohio Department of Taxation's table, and their credit rules are not published in our sources, so the calculator applies no credit for them.

School district income tax in Montgomery County

School district income tax is paid by residents of the district only, on top of any city tax, and district lines do not follow city lines. Districts based in Montgomery County (some also cover neighboring counties); check your address with the state's Finder.

School district income tax, districts based in Montgomery County
School districtRateTaxed onTax on $60,000 wagesStatus
New Lebanon LSD (SD 5708)1.25%Traditional (Ohio income after exemptions)$723.13Single official source
Valley View LSD (SD 5713)1.75%Traditional (Ohio income after exemptions)$1,012.38Single official source

Single filer with $60,000 in wages: the traditional base is Ohio income after personal exemptions, the earned-income base is wages. All school district rates come from a single publisher, the Ohio Department of Taxation (there is no independent list).

Nearest taxing places outside Montgomery County

If you commute out of the county, the work city's rate applies to your wages there; distance from the county's center.

Nearest taxing places outside the county
PlaceCountyDistanceRateTax on $60,000
West AlexandriaPreble County13 mi1%$600
FranklinWarren County14 mi2%$1,200
West MiltonMiami County14 mi1.5%$900
GratisPreble County15 mi1%$600
LewisburgPreble County15 mi1.75%$1,050
FairbornGreene County15 mi2%$1,200
Tipp CityMiami County16 mi1.5%$900
MiddletownButler County18 mi2%$1,200

Neighboring counties

Neighboring counties
CountyTaxing placesRatesLargest
Butler County91% to 2%Hamilton (2%)
Clark County71% to 2.4%Springfield (2.4%)
Darke County130.5% to 1.5%Greenville (1.5%)
Greene County81% to 2.5%Dayton (2.5%)
Miami County91% to 2.25%Huber Heights (2.25%)
Preble County71% to 1.75%Eaton (1.5%)
Warren County140.5% to 2%Middletown (2%)

Sources and verification

  1. Ohio Department of Taxation, The Finder: municipal and school district rate tables
  2. Second source: Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA) — Tax Rates Table 2026
  3. Second source: City of Cleveland Central Collection Agency (CCA) — Tax Rates 2026
  4. U.S. Census Bureau: Vintage 2024 population estimates (which county each place is in)

Rates as of rates in effect during calendar 2026 (ODT effective-date ranges); checked . "Verified" means a second, independent publisher shows the same rate; "single official source" means only the official register lists it so far, so confirm with the tax collector before relying on it. See how local rates are checked.