Tax Department

Tax Department
Contact Info

Keith Laffin, Tax Collector
>440.735.6508
>klaffin@bedfordoh.gov

Nancy Manaska, Tax Auditor
>440.735.6507
>nmanaska@bedfordoh.gov

Traci Prochazka, Tax Auditor

>440.735.6506 >tprochazka@bedfordoh.gov

Brittany Keating, Intern
>440.735.6505
>bkeating@bedfordoh.gov

 


 

 Welcome to the City of Bedford Tax Department

The Tax Department offers all residents the ability to calculate and print your municipal income tax return online. After completion of the return, please send your return including all documentation by US mail to the tax department.  This online tax preparation system was awarded the Ohio Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA) Innovation award in 2003.

The City of Bedford's Tax Rate is 2.25%.  The City allows a credit of up to 1.5% on other city withholding taxes paid; therefore, leaving a balance due of .75% of income earned. Payment of all individual and business taxes are due by April 15th. Estimated payments are billed on a quarterly basis for your convenience. 

Our Tax Administrator is Frank C. Gambosi, C.P.A., Finance Director for the City of Bedford.  You can reach Mr. Gambosi by email at fgambosi@bedfordoh.gov

If you have any questions, please contact the Tax Department at (440) 735-6505.

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OHIO INSURANCE AGENTS WITH BACK TAXES OWED RISK LOSING THEIR LICENSES

According to the Ohio Revised Code, the Director of the Department of Insurance may suspend, revoke or refuse to issue an insurance license, assess a civil penalty, or impose other sanctions, if an agent or agency fails to comply with any official invoice, notice, assessment, or order directing payment of federal, state, or local income tax, state or local sales tax or worker's compensation premiums.

Ohio recently passed a new licensing law requiring  insurance agents to renew their licenses every two years.  During the next 18 months, the Department will review renewal applications to make sure agents are in compliance.  If an agent has an outstanding judgment lien filed against them ortheir organization, the Department will take administrative action against the agent's license.

From "The Regulator", Ohio Department of Insurance