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An Answer to Local Taxation of Non-Qualified SERP Benefits in Ohio
Findley 
May 29, 2020 "Ohio House Bill 166 ... clarifies the definitions of 'pension' and 'retirement benefit plan'. This prevents cities from defining such terms in their tax ordinances to require taxation of non-qualified pensions and retirement benefits. All pensions and benefits paid out of a retirement benefit plan are exempt from local taxes if the benefits meet [certain] criteria ... [W]hether paid by a qualified or non-qualified plan, if these criteria are met, the benefits are retirement plan benefits exempt from local taxes in Ohio." |
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