Ohio Retirement Income Tax Guide for Seniors
No. Ohio does not tax Social Security benefits at the state level. Pension and 401(k)/IRA tax treatment for Ohio is still being independently verified for this site.
No. Ohio does not tax Social Security benefits at the state level. Pension and 401(k)/IRA tax treatment for Ohio is still being independently verified for this site.
Does Ohio Tax Social Security?
No. Ohio exempts Social Security benefits from state income tax entirely.
Does Ohio Tax Pensions and 401(k)/IRA Withdrawals?
Pension and 401(k)/IRA tax treatment in Ohio is being independently verified for this site — check with Ohio's Department of Revenue for exact current rules. Exempting Social Security does not automatically mean pensions and retirement accounts are treated the same way.
Check Your Exact Numbers
This page covers Ohio's state-level tax treatment only. Social Security benefits can also be taxed at the federal level depending on your total income, regardless of which state you live in — use the Is Social Security Taxable? Calculator to check that separately. For the full 50-state comparison, see the State Retirement Income Tax Exemption Finder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Social Security taxed in Ohio?
No, Ohio does not tax Social Security benefits at the state level.
Does Ohio tax pensions or 401(k)/IRA withdrawals?
Pension and retirement account tax treatment in Ohio is still being verified on this site. Check with Ohio's Department of Revenue for current rules.
This page is for general educational purposes and is not affiliated with the Ohio Department of Revenue or the IRS. State tax rules change; verify current details with Ohio's Department of Revenue. See our Data Sources page for how we source figures.