IT WH: 2025 Schedule of Ohio Withholding (2025)
Ohio · Ohio Department of Taxation · Used for tax years 2025
The 2025 Schedule of Ohio Withholding lists income statement details and Ohio tax withheld from W-2s, 1099-Rs, W-2Gs, 1099-NEC, and 1099-G. It totals Ohio withholding for entry on line 14 of your Ohio IT 1040.
Who files this form
The 2025 Schedule of Ohio Withholding tells you to list your income statements only if they have Ohio withholding. If you file jointly, also list your spouse’s income statements that have Ohio withholding.
What you'll need
Gather the income statements that show Ohio withholding for you and, if filing jointly, your spouse:
- W-2s for wages.
- 1099-Rs for distributions.
- W-2Gs for gambling winnings.
- 1099-NECs for nonemployee compensation.
- 1099-Gs for unemployment compensation.
Include state copies of your income statements. You will also need the primary taxpayer’s Social Security number.
Common mistakes
- Do not list income statements without Ohio withholding.
- Use only black ink, uppercase letters and whole-dollar amounts.
- In the “P/S” box, enter “P” for the primary taxpayer’s statement or “S” for the spouse’s statement.
- If a statement’s Ohio ID number has 9 digits, enter only the first 8 digits.
- Include withholding from both pages and any additional pages in the total.
- Remember to include state copies of your income statements.
Questions people ask
Where do I enter my total Ohio withholding?
Add all Ohio state tax withheld on pages 1 and 2 and any additional pages. Enter the total in Part A, line 1, and on line 14 of your Ohio IT 1040.
What if I need more room for my income statements?
Complete additional copies of this schedule as needed.
Do I include my spouse’s income statements?
If filing jointly, include your spouse’s statements only if they have Ohio withholding. Mark those statements with “S” in the “P/S” box.
What if the Ohio ID number on my statement has 9 digits?
Enter only the first 8 digits.