Frequently Asked Questions

In Ohio, all real and personal property taxes are calculated by the County Auditor and collected by the County Treasurer in each county. The amount of tax levied is based on inside millage, which is established by state law, as well as specific tax levies passed by the voters in each jurisdiction. Property tax in Ohio is levied in one year and collected in the next year.

The estimated market value of your property, as determined by an appraisal process, supervised by the County Auditor, is multiplied by 35% to obtain the taxable value. The taxable value of the property is multiplied by the appropriate tax rate to establish the annual gross property tax. The gross tax is reduced by various rollbacks and reductions that vary based upon ownership, age and other factors to achieve a net tax. The net tax can be paid in a single, or in two installments.

In addition to property taxes, the tax bill may include separate charges or assessments for sidewalks, curbs, weed cutting, refuse and other improvements and/or delinquencies which vary by local practice and ordinance.

The amount received by each government agency varies based upon the amount of approved levies and other factors.

The property owner of record typically receives a property tax bill in January of each year. The tax bill can be paid in full by the due date in mid February, or one half of the property tax can be deferred until the due date in July.
All property taxes are payable to the Montgomery County Treasurer.
Brookville residents should mail their property tax payments to: Montgomery County Treasurer 451 West Third Street P.O. Box 972 Dayton, Ohio 45422-0475

Yes, the City of Brookville has a voted local income tax. It applies to all persons who reside in, work in, or generate earned income within the City and to the businesses that earn income within the City. This tax is a major source of revenue, and we depend upon it to fund basic operations, public services and capital improvements needed to maintain a viable and progressive community.

The current City of Brookville income tax rate is 2%. The original ordinance was enacted in 1971, with subsequent modifications thereafter.

The tax is imposed on all salaries, wages, commissions or other forms of compensation earned by its residents or nonresidents who work in the City as well as income earned for work done or services performed in the City of Brookville.

All residents of the City of Brookville are required to file an annual city tax return even if the appropriate city taxes have been withheld. All persons or companies who engage in any form of business, or provide goods or services within the City are required to file an annual City income tax return.

To establish a business account and obtain the appropriate employee tax withholding and other tax forms, please contact the Income Tax Division at 937-415-2240 or 1-866-898-5891.

There are many things that come into play with children and college students and City income tax. For details please visit our City Income Tax for Children & College Students

For further information, or clarification about the City’s income tax rules, regulations, and/or reporting forms, please contact the Income Tax Division at 937-415-2240, 1-866-898-5891, or by writing to them at P.O. Box 727, Vandalia, Ohio 45377-0727.
If you are unable to reach the Brookville Division of Taxation, contact the City of Brookville, Director of Finance at 937-833-2135 for assistance.