Finance

The 2021 federal, state and municipal tax filing deadline is extended to May 17, 2021 

Learn more and access municipal filing information here.

The Finance Department is responsible for the receipt and disbursement of public monies received by the City of Worthington.

As part of the City of Worthington's commitment to transparency and open government, the City makes financial reports, annual budget documents, and presentations available online for public review. Residents are encouraged to review the information to more fully understand the financial health of the city, as well as the key objectives and goals behind the City's budget decisions.

Special This Week News column: Learn more about the budget process and how you can become informed and involved.

2021 Budget

Worthington City Council has adopted the 2021 Operating and Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Budgets. 

See Budget details and documents, informational video library, and try the Balancing Act Budget Simulation Tool

View the city’s financial documents, including current & past annual budgets and monthly financial and income tax reports.

For a more detailed overview of the City’s finances, view the 2019 Comprehensive Annual Financial Report.

Budget process infograph - updated

Where do your Property Tax dollars go? 


tax infographic 2019 (Final)

Taxes 
 Worthington tax is administered by the Regional Income Tax Agency (RITA). All residents are required to file an annual city income tax return. The current income tax rate is 2.5%. Questions about income taxes should be directed to RITA at (866) 721-7482. Learn about filing your taxes online.

View the Resident's Guide to Understanding Taxes here.