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TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL
Twin Creek Preserve 4 Butler Co. Environmental Services 887-3061 Public Works 5 Butler Co. Board Of Elections 887-3700 Convention Center 6 Butler Co. Marriage License 887-3300 Building & Planning 7 Duke Energy Issues 421-9500 Health Department 8 Cable Reg. Comm. (ICRC) 772-4272 Police Department 11 Cincinnati Bell Telephone 611 Fire Department 12 Cincinnati Water Works 591-7900 Tax Department 14 Drivers License Bureau 563-1420 Chamber of Commerce 16 Drivers License Testing 769-3047 Spotlight on Sharonville 18 Hamilton Co. Board Of Elections 632-7000 Community Center 20 Hamilton Co. Marriage License 946-3589 Heritage Village Museum 563-9484 EMERGENCY League Of Women Voters 281-8683 (MSD) Sanitary Sewers 352-4900 POLICE, FIRE, EMS 911 Northern Cincinnati Convention & Poison Control 558-5111 Visitors Bureau (NCCVB) 771-5353 Bethesda Hospital, North 745-1111 Sharon Woods Visitor Center 563-4513 Mercy Hospital, South 870-7000 Sharon Woods Ranger HQ 521-3980 University Hospital 584-1000 Sharonville Post Office 563-0760 Sharonville Public Library 369-6049 SHARONVILLE ORGANIZATIONS S.P.C.A. 541-6100 Cardinal Chapter #140 OES 777-3853 Federated Women’s Club 733-3797 Fire Department Club 563-0252 MUNICIPAL OFFICES Fraternal Order of Police 563-9761 Kiwanis Club 769-3717 Building/Planning Dept. 563-0033 Knights of Columbus 563-6592 City Hall 563-1144 Leon Acres Garden Club 563-1845 Convention Center 771-7744 Masonic Temple Lodge #204 583-9131 Clerk Of Courts 563-1146 Republican Club 563-1393 Fire House (Chester Rd.) 563-0252 Senior Citizen’s Club 769-4535 Fire House (Fields Ertel) 489-7949 Sharonville Chamber of Commerce 554-1722 Fire House (Reading Rd.) 671-2595 Sharonville Christmas Fund 563-1722 Gorman Pool 671-2575 Sharonville Fine Arts Council 554-1014 Health Department 563-1722 Society of Historic Sharonville 563-9756 Police Department 563-1147 Sharonville Police Association 563-1147 Public Works Department 563-1177 Swim Team Parent’s Club 769-1554 Recreation Department 563-2895 Sharonville Youth Organization 563-9072 Tax Department 563-1169 VFW Post #4369 563-6830
CHURCHES SCHOOLS Church by the Woods 563-6447 Evendale Elementary 864-1200 Church of Christ 777-6712 Heritage Hill Elementary 864-1400 Cincinnati Taiwanese Moeller High School 791-1680 Presbyterian Ministry 769-0725 Mt. Notre Dame 821-3044 Creek Road Baptist 563-2410 Princeton Board of Education 864-1000 Free Holiness Church 563-6648 Princeton High School 864-1500 Grace Bible Presbyterian 563-6648 Princeton Community Middle 864-2000 New Life Christian 769-4455 Scarlet Oaks School 771-8810 New Apostolic Church 884-3109 Sharonville Elementary 864-2600 Sharonville Baptist Church 769-4849 St. Michael Elementary 554-3555 Sharonville United Methodist 563-0117 Stewart Elementary 864-2800 St. Michael Catholic Church 563-6377 Ursuline Academy 791-5791
Cover Art Courtesy of Sue Koetz of Sharonville, Ohio From the Desk of Mayor Lovitt II
The recent economic recession has been felt by everyone: families, businesses, schools, and gov- ernment. However, I believe that Sharonville is rebounding! Our City has experienced an increase in revenue as year-to-date receipts are up 9.38% from this time last year. In addition, our corporate base continues to grow. New companies coming into Sha- ronville include Mammotome, bringing 160 employees with them to E-Business Way; USUI, an auto parts manufacturer, building on Partnership Way in Commerce Park with 200 employees; and Gem City, bringing 23 employees into Commerce Park. Tire Discounters is relocating their headquarters to the distribution center in Sharonville, adding 98 employees, and General Mills recently made a $35 million investment in their facility that will add an additional 20 employees. Growth continues. The dedication of the Berke Memorial Soccer Fields will occur this Fall. The open- ing of Twin Creek Preserve on Nov 15 will mark the completion of a new wetlands project and pas- sive park on the Mill Creek. The expansion of the Sharonville Convention Center will have a mid- point opening in October of this year when we move into the addition and focus on renovating the original center. The project will be about 70% complete at this stage and we anticipate the comple- tion of the total project in April of 2012. The Elected Officials and employees of the City of Sharonville will continue to do their very best to provide you with a community you can be proud to call home. If you have any comments or ques- tions, please call the Administration offices at 563-1144, and as always, visit our website at: www.sharonville.org.
Elected Officials
Virgil G. Lovitt, Mayor Paul Schmidt, Council at Large 563-1144 563-4361 [email protected] [email protected]
Kevin Hardman, President of Council Kerry Rabe, Council Ward 3 769-4170 563-9783 [email protected] [email protected]
Vicki Hoppe, Council at Large Rob Tankersley, Council Ward 4 563-8168 563-9093 [email protected] [email protected]
Janey Kattelman, Council Ward 2 Mark Piepmeier, Auditor 489-1168 733-8276 [email protected] [email protected]
Greg Pugh, Council at Large Tom Keating, Law Director 769-1114 777-5340 [email protected] [email protected]
Ed Cunningham, Council Ward 1 Al Ledbetter, Treasurer 563-0258 563-8513 [email protected] [email protected]
Preserve Creek Twin flooding reduces improving also while and quality water biodiversity in the Mill Creek. Twin Creek Preserve is Preserve Creek Twin streamside 30-acre a wet- 8-acre an with park have streams The land. re- beautifully been stored to their natural function. and design The floodplain is once again filled with native habi- wildlife and plant tat and diversity. Stroll around and the trail flood- about more learn edu- the through plains cational signage. . Ceremony Dedication 3:00 p.m 3:00 Ph 513.563.1144 513.563.1144 Ph 12033 Best Place, 12033 www.sharonville.org Sharonville, Ohio 45241 Sharonville, November 15, 2011 2011 15, November This project will improve This project will improve economical, from Sharonville and recreational environmental, it Economically, standpoints. businesses in retaining will aid damages in a flood by reducing highly developed business core. perspec- an environmental From create will project the tive, for wildlife by healthier streams with natural habitat restoring the meandering bends and riffles, flood- and vegetation streamside plain wetlands. Recreationally, scenic the project will provide wild- trails, overlooks, walking and edu- life viewing platforms cational signage for identifying aspects. floodplain native Preserve Preserve Twin Creek Creek Twin An Oasis in the Midst of Industry On November 15, 2011, the public is is public the 2011, 15, November On opening the grand attend invited to “Twin Creek new the of ceremony Place. Best of end the at Preserve” and Cleaner water, reduced flooding key the bene- are wildlife enhanced restora- million stream fits of a $2.1 nearing completion. tion project is located Preserve at the Twin Creek East Fork and main of the junction of the Mill Creek, between In- stem terstate 275 and Crescentville Road. as the land The City of Sharonville, to fed- the essential been has owner, County erallyproject. Butler funded Water and Sewer Department and the Sewer DistrictMetropolitan of Greater Cincinnati have also been providing involved, fundamentally mecha- funding the of majority the South- Norfolk project. the for nism their ern is a project sponsor through of at the confluence of land donation the creeks. Ohio EPA governs the Creek Mill federal funding and the Watershed Council of Communities is the project implementer.
Building & Planning www.sharonville.org 563-1144 4 PublicCommunity Works Center www.sharonville.org www.sharonville.org/rec 563-1177 5 ------Program Truck LoanTruck erty clean and gives them an avenue to them an avenue clean and gives erty items from their dispose of unwanted Please call 563-1177 for infor property. a truck. mation or to reserve The Truck Loan Program will cost the Loan Program The Truck for homeowner $50 a night and $60 businesses The cost for the weekend. will be $90 for nights and weekends. will be required before the Payment truck can be delivered. REMINDER: The truck loan program This ends on October 28th this year. their prop helps residents keep program - - - - - Fall Season
Brush & Recycling Special Pick-Up Special This is a friendly reminder that as of April This is a friendly in policy for the pick up of 1st, a new call limbs materials, junk, construction type into effect. Residents and brush came noon to Friday by must call 563-1177 the follow list for be put on the pick-up ing week. City trucks will then have the trucks will then have ing week. City early in the week. list completed pick-up at the neatly stacked Items must be Limbs must evening. Sunday curbside by same direction. Please all be facing the materi brush from construction separate als. Employees are instructed to spend als. Employees house for no more than 15 minutes per coop for your both services. Thank you eration with this new policy. eration ity of the homeowner. Please shovel snow responsibly, by not shoveling your snow into the snow into the your not shoveling by snow responsibly, Please shovel of the homeowner. ity winter season! a safe and happy Have roadway. ing leaves into the gutters will cause catch basins to back up and flood streets. Please rake rake to back up and flood streets. Please into the gutters will cause catch basins ing leaves pick up and disposal. bags for and put them in trash leaves please remember that it is the hom driveway, that runs under your a culvert have If you and debris. Clogged culverts inlets clear of leaves culvert to keep responsibility eowner’s areas. and surrounding upstream and flooding on roadways affect drainage that the build-up of plowed snow causes along the road leading inconvenience for any gize to a mini the snow build-up we will attempt to keep practical, Wherever into driveways. not be able to re we will due to limitations of time and manpower, mum. Unfortunately, This ultimately is the responsibil driveway. plowed snow from in front of everyone’s move THERE’S NO SEASON LIKE SNOW SEASON………………… know it. There are a few guidelines that residents could Winter snow will be here before you in the best condition possible. follow that would help our department to maintain our roads to allow for snow removal. from the roadways, vehicles During a snowstorm, please remove major snowstorm and the snow in a limited time to remove crew has very The Public Works apolo We and restrict visibility. create additional obstacles out in the roadway cars parked Along with Fall comes the chore of raking leaves. Public Works reminds Sharonville resi- reminds Sharonville Public Works leaves. raking comes the chore of Along with Fall There is NO leaf pick up to pick up. and set them out for Rumpke dents to bag their leaves into the gutters is not permitted. Rak leaves Raking of Sharonville. for residents program
cycling of mixed materials at 4 locations materials of mixed cycling Those locations are: 10900 around the city. 1663 Drive, 10990 Thornview Road, Reading Road and 7150 Fields Ertel Circlefield Drive the en helps save (Fire Station). Recycling all pitch in. vironment. Let’s The City of Sharonville provides free re provides of Sharonville The City -
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vember 2011. vember but permit construction is down slightly from the same period last year of valuation Total about is good and we are encouraged construction activity General are up. fees received the rest of 2011. In June Council added 11240 Lebanon Road to the list of designated historic landmarks in In June Council added 11240 Lebanon Road ordinance. Historic Preservation accordance with the Sharonville ly 50 maintenance cases of varying degree. ly 50 maintenance cases of varying plan for Gem City the final site development In June the Planning Commission approved Planning Commission issued after The building permit was Way. Tire at 77 Partnership approval. School District for the new The Planning Department continues to work with Princeton They are close to obtaining final on Chester Road. High School and Middle School facility No and expect to submit for building permits by from Planning Commission site approval On April 21 the Code Enforcement Task Force conducted a group drive in the Downtown in drive conducted a group Force Task On April 21 the Code Enforcement with approximately line. They came away to the Corporation Road area and up Reading degree. cases of varying maintenance and zoning 70 property tional on Partnership Way. Way. tional on Partnership Tire Discounters has purchased the old Goodyear facility at the corner of Kemper and of Kemper at the corner facility the old Goodyear Tire Discounters has purchased for distribution building in the rear, Donavin to include the former Palmer Lebanon Road, and district headquarters. plan for USUI Interna the site development approved In March the Planning Commission by who were recognized businesses Caruso and Infintech to Sharonville Congratulations the fastest 55 growing companies in the region with a the Business Courier as among minimum 20% growth rate. plan for USUI at 88 the final site development the Planning Commission approved In May after Planning Com issued for USUI shortly The foundation permit was Way. Partnership 3. held on May was The groundbreaking ceremony mission approval. in the Hageman conducted a group drive Force 26 the Code Enforcement Task On May resulted in approximate The drive parks on Lebanon Road. town area and the two trailer and copies of the new fee schedule were sent 250 letters of explanation over In February obtain permits in Sharonville. businesses, etc, who typically to architects, contractors, In January a permit was issued for the new Taco Bell restaurant on Hauck Road. Bell restaurant issued for the new Taco In January a permit was • • • • • • • • • • • •
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try throughout the year. Whether you Whether you try throughout the year. a cash make choose to adopt a family or be generous gift will contribution, your needy the many greatly appreciated by services Fund Christmas by helped people long. all year or organization company your If you, in Christmas Fund participated have We thank you! in the past… programs choose to participate sincerely hope you not taken have If you again this year. adopting a part before, please consider holding a canned food, personal family, finan or contributing drive, care or toy In these hard economic times the cially. can help you needy truly appreciate any and Adopt- Christmas Fund Drive give. starting details will be available a-Family questions, any have If you in October. please call Adrien or Jean at the Health Department (513) 563-1722. - hristmas hristmas - - - - - C haronville haronville ville and the surrounding area. Due to ville and the surrounding there has in the economy the downturn increase in requests been a significant 37 new January, Since for pantry help. new adults, along with 36 families -- 57 come to the Health -- have new children emergency assis Department requesting For the past 44 years the Sharonville the Sharonville years the past 44 For emergency provided Fund has Christmas in residents and transients assistance to donations from individuals, need through organizations in Sharon businesses and S food, tance. The need for nonperishable con toiletries and financial contributions tinues to grow. the Health Beginning in early October the annual Department begins to plan Program. Christmas Fund Adopt-A-Family season the Adopt-A-Family Each holiday to the smiles brings grateful Program in need. families faces of Sharonville of busi Through the generous donations nesses, organizations and individuals, nesses, organizations and individuals, evaluated, needy families are identified, a festive and paired together to create who would otherwise for those holiday or nothing. Gifts of clothing, little have household goods and food are col toys, lected and distributed to the adopted lected and distributed to the Nothing families just before Christmas. surprise and can compare to the look of of the parents who on the faces gratitude Christmas with can now share a joyful their children. Christmas Fund The annual Sharonville the money used to purchase raises Drive non-perishable food for the food pan
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Wash hands and food-contact surfaces often. Bacteria can spread hands and food-contact surfaces Wash are properly cooked Foods Cook to a safe internal temperature. Refrigerate promptly to keep most harmful bacteria from growing most harmful promptly to keep Refrigerate
and multiplying. Refrigerators should be set at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and should be set at 40 degrees Fahrenheit and multiplying. Refrigerators of the settings should be The accuracy Fahrenheit. at 0 degrees the freezer occasionally with a thermometer. checked ature to kill the harmful bacteria that cause foodborne illness. Use a food ature to kill the harmful bacteria that cause foodborne illness. of foods. thermometer to measure the internal temperature Chill: Cream pies, cakes with whipped-cream and cream cheese frostings, and Cream pies, cakes desserts. other creamy seafood, or dairy products. Quiches Cold pasta dishes with meat, poultry, you aren't serving them immediately and soufflés, especially if Clean: sponges, and get onto cutting boards, knives, throughout the kitchen and counter tops. Separate: poultry and meat, This is especially true for raw food product to another. from juices away these foods and their seafood. Experts caution to keep foods. ready-to-eat Cook: enough temper when they are heated for a long enough time and at a high • • • • • •
Holiday Food Safety Tips Holiday Food VACCINES FOR CHILDREN FOR VACCINES erated: Source: www.fda.gov Be careful to keep your holiday foods chilled properly. Keep these foods refrig Keep foods chilled properly. holiday your Be careful to keep partment suggests taking these steps to reduce the risk of foodborne illnesses: partment suggests taking these Because the holidays present special food safety challenges, precautions are present special food safety Because the holidays that help ensure foods. To and refrigerating necessary in handling, cooking, Health De City are not only delicious but also safe, Sharonville foods holiday
Effective last school year, a dose of Tdap vaccine is now required for students vaccine a dose of Tdap last school year, Effective needs this shot, please grader soon-to-be seventh If your entering 7th grade. us a call. give pointment only and are offered on the first and third Wednesday of the month of the month Wednesday and third and are offered on the first pointment only details, Health Department for more to noon. Please contact the from 9:00 am and to book an appointment. for qualifications The Vaccines For Children program continues to be well attended each month. to be well attended each continues Children program For The Vaccines for children free of charge funded and offers vaccines is federally This program ap Clinics are by for them. to pay the ability might not have of families who - -
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filing requirement. The Earnings Tax of 1.5% applies to all who live, to all who live, Tax of 1.5% applies The Earnings filing requirement. www.sharonville.org/taxgeneral.aspx mandatory On or before April 15* or the 15th* day day On or before April 15* or the 15th*
For more information, please contact the Tax Department at 563-1169 or log on to please contact the Tax more information, For All City of Sharonville residents are required to register with the Tax Office and to file an annual Sha Office and to file an to register with the Tax residents are required of Sharonville All City ronville income tax return even if no tax is due. Adolescents/students with earned income are also with earned income are if no tax is due. Adolescents/students even income tax return ronville required to file. income tax return. are required to file a Sharonville employer an ville that is not fully withheld by sales, services per who have of Sharonville within the City All non-residents engaged in a business or not tax is due. must file a tax return whether formed or rental property must file an of Sharonville within or doing business within the City a business All entities operating income tax return on net profits/losses. annual Sharonville All non-residents with income earned within Sharonville or with income taxable to the City of Sharon or with income taxable to the City within Sharonville All non-residents with income earned February 28.* February or a holiday a federal * If the due date falls on a weekend, the District of Columbia, the due date by observed holiday will be the following business day. Individual Returns: On or before April 15.* Individual Returns: Business Returns: year. of the fiscal of the 4th month following the end On or before Withholding Reconciliations: ed tax for the current year. of the 4th month following the April 15* or the 15th* day year. end of the fiscal taxpayers October 31* and January 31* for calendar year of the 6th, 9th and 12th months after the or the 15th* day year end taxpayers. for fiscal beginning of the taxable year payments. sessed for insufficient declaration uals and business entities that may reasonably expect to reasonably uals and business entities that may taxable income, if the tax on this income is not or will have or employers. an employer not be withheld by of estimat used as the basis for computing the declaration A declaration of estimated tax must be filed by all individ- of estimated tax must be filed A declaration • • • • • • • • • The declaration and first quarterly payment are due by are due and first quarterly payment • The declaration July 31*, are due by • The remaining quarterly payments are required and penalties are as • Estimated tax payments • A taxpayer’s final return for the preceding year may be year may final return for the preceding • A taxpayer’s work, operate a business within or do business within the City of Sharonville. This tax must be paid to the This tax of Sharonville. within the City a business within or do business work, operate of income. regardless of age or level of Sharonville City Who Must File a has of Sharonville The City Declaration of Estimated Taxes Filing Due Dates income tax returns and for making any required estimated tax payments for 2011. for payments tax estimated required any for making and tax returns income have forms or need of you are in If assistance. to provide be happy staff will Office Tax of Sharonville City The income of Sharonville annual City the filing of the estimated payments, year regarding current questions any Forms Office. Tax to call or visit the please feel free withholding, or employee return(s) prior year tax return, through is open Monday The office at www.sharonville.org. website the Sharonville on available are also assistance return preparation tax is necessary, While no appointment p.m. 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 from Friday Office is 11641 Tax of the Sharonville and mailing address The location p.m. until 4:30 be provided will only convenience. for your is also available drop box OH 45246. A Sharonville, Chester Road, The City of Sharonville does have a mandatory filing requirement. requirement. filing a mandatory have does Sharonville of City The Note: If at least 90% of a taxpayer’s tax liability is not paid by the is not paid by tax liability Note: If at least 90% of a taxpayer’s liabili tax the of 90% between difference the date, due quarter 4th of estimated tax paid on or before the 4th quar and the amount ty provisions ter due date shall be subject to the interest and penalty Ordinance. Income Tax of Sharonville of Section 171.10 of the City
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sibility of Hamilton County or Butler County. The City of Sharonville does not receive property tax dollars property does not receive of Sharonville The City or Butler County. of Hamilton County sibility residents or businesses. from city please contact either the Hamilton taxes, of property further information on the collection and payment For at (513) 887-3154. Links to office Auditor’s office at (513) 946-4000 or the Butler County Auditor’s County website. on the Sharonville available these offices are The collections of property taxes (whether it is for residential property or business property) are the respon the are property) business or property residential for is it (whether taxes property of collections The W-2 form(s). W-2 form(s). 1099 form 1040. federal of the applicable 1 Page 18 and 21, other lines 7, 12, 17, form 1040 on federal form(s) for income schedule(s) and/or Applicable as appropriate. documentation and supporting form(s)/schedule(s) federal envelope. with the return Update form included Registration Annual Tax Tax). of Sharonville to City payable are to be made orders of tax due (checks/money Payment tation is required. paid. taxes for county No credit is given residents should be an amount sufficient to bring their total local withholding to 1.5% (see credits ronville form for and to obtain a registration Office for additional information Tax Contact the Sharonville above). courtesy withholding. All employers within or doing business within the City of Sharonville are responsible for withholding the of Sharonville within or doing business within the City All employers and remitting the withheld tax on a monthly basis employees of their wages tax of 1.5% on the qualifying of the month following such withholding. In addition, on or before the 15th day of Sharonville to the City who are amount for all employees of the wage are required to withhold the tax of 1.5% on 100% employers residents. Sharonville are re of Sharonville jurisdiction of the City who do business both inside and outside the All employers Credit for taxes withheld/paid to other municipalities is available to residents of the City of Sharonville and of Sharonville to residents of the City withheld/paid to other municipalities is available Credit for taxes documen withheld/paid. Supporting taxable income on which tax was is limited to 1.5% of the amount of Interest, dividends, capital gains (unless considered ordinary income), ro Interest, dividends, capital gains (unless ment incentive plans and buyouts), contributions made by or on behalf of employees to non-qualified or or on behalf of employees contributions made by and buyouts), plans ment incentive dut plans), bonuses, directors fees, jury compensation plans (e.g. 401K qualified deferred as a pay if received disability benefits (e.g. car allowance), $1,000), fringe over (if election official income W-2. Form by amount on plans), stock options as indicated (includes third party benefit from employment 1040. 5754 as well as Form and/or Form W-2G as reported on Form Gambling winnings form 1040. reported on line 21 of federal distributions typically and scholarship HSA enterprise or other partnerships, property, rental profession and/or business operations, Net profits from business activity. wages. are the qualifying the W-2s of box the Medicare wage Usually the amounts in wages: Qualifying any Section 3121(a) of the IRS code plus defined in includes wages for the municipality wages Qualifying employees (e.g. government due to some Medicare exemptions wage amounts not included in the Medicare to April 1, 1986). prior an entity by employed received. Alimony and allowances. Military pay compensation. benefits, workers’ insurance benefits, welfare benefits, unemployment Social Security retirement plans. Proceeds from qualified IRS defined who work within the City their employees on all compensation earned by quired to withhold the tax of 1.5% of Sharonville. are required, unless the Tax through the ACH Credit Electronic Filing Program of withheld taxes Payments authorization forms and from this requirement. Details on the program, an exemption Commissioner grants Tax Office. by contacting the Sharonville website or be obtained from the Sharonville specifications may are able to implement the ACH filing be used in the interim until employers may W-1 A withholding Form on the website. available information are be filled in with the appropriate Generic forms that may program. After completing the form, print, sign and mail the form with pa with- choose to voluntarily may of Sharonville within the City who conduct no business activity Employers Withholding for Sha of Sharonville. City who reside within the tax for those employees hold the Sharonville Qualifying wages (see below), tips, commissions and other compensation including sick pay, vacation pay, pay, vacation sick pay, and other compensation including (see below), tips, commissions wages Qualifying by the benefits paid supplemental unemployment insurance, paid premiums for group term life employer retire continuation plans (includes from wage settlements, income pay, severance (SUB PAY), employer The City of Sharonville is within the Princeton School District. The code for the Princeton School District for of Sharonville The City state income tax form purposes is 3116.
• • • • • • • Items To Be Included With The Return: The With Be Included To Items • School District • Property Taxes • Employers’ Responsibilities • • • Credits • Types of Non-Taxable Income That Should Not Be Added To Nor Deducted From Taxable Income Types of Non-Taxable Income That • • • • IRS and State of Ohio. the by differ from income taxed may the city Note: Income taxable by • • • • • • Taxable Income Taxable • Noon - 4:00 PM Princeton High School Sunday, February 19, 2012 Sunday, February 19, at the .... at Join the Sharonville Chamber of of Chamber Sharonville the Join Commerce and local restaurants restaurants local and Commerce /person covers everything everything covers /person $20 20 restaurants 20 restaurants of taste a great providing dishes signature their price! One tickets! per-item No seating of Lots chairs! and tables with Sports! Entertainment/TV’s ALL YOU CAN ALL YOU EAT! just $5) under 10 and (Children www.TasteofNorthernCincinnati.com Chamber Sharonville call the person, $3.00 per save to 1, 2012 513.554.1722 after January office
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