Who must file the Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return?

Each employer within or doing business in the municipality who employs one or more people must file Form 35 and remit tax by the due date shown on the return.

What information does the return request?

It asks for total compensation paid to taxable employees, municipal tax withheld, any adjustment for prior periods, and the employer's signature, official title, and date.

Do I need a notary for the Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return?

No. The return is signed and dated without a notary. A prior-period adjustment requires a detailed explanation, but the form does not say that explanation must be notarized or sworn.

Holgate, OH · Henry County

No notary required

Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return

Employers in Holgate use this return to report municipal income tax withheld from employees and remit the amount due to the city's Income Tax Department.

What this form is

This return reports employee compensation and municipal tax withheld for a stated period, and calculates the amount to remit to the city. Employers within or doing business in the municipality who employ one or more people must file it by the due date shown on the form, even if no compensation was paid during the period. It asks for earnings, tax withheld, any prior-period adjustment, and the employer's signature and date.

Who needs it

Each employer within or doing business in Holgate that employs one or more people must file this return and remit tax by the due date shown.

How to submit it

Make a check payable to the city shown on the form and remit the return and payment to the Income Tax Department at the address shown on the form.

About notarization

This return is signed and dated without a notary; prior-period adjustments require a detailed explanation, but the form does not require it to be notarized or sworn.

How to submit this form

1
Download The Return
Download the Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return.
2
Complete The Return
Enter the reporting period, total taxable employee compensation, tax withheld, and any prior-period adjustment.
3
Attach An Explanation
If reporting a prior-period adjustment, attach a detailed explanation.
4
Sign And Submit
Sign and date the return, make a check payable to the city shown, and remit both to the Income Tax Department at the address shown.

Frequently asked questions

Who must file the Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return?: Each employer within or doing business in the municipality who employs one or more people must file Form 35 and remit tax by the due date shown on the return.
What information does the return request?: It asks for total compensation paid to taxable employees, municipal tax withheld, any adjustment for prior periods, and the employer's signature, official title, and date.
Do I need a notary for the Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return?: No. The return is signed and dated without a notary. A prior-period adjustment requires a detailed explanation, but the form does not say that explanation must be notarized or sworn.
How do I submit the Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return?: Make a check payable to the city shown on the form and remit the return and payment to the Income Tax Department at the address shown on the form.

Need something notarized?

This Employer's Municipal Withholding Tax Return doesn’t need a notary — but if you have another Holgate form that does, a commissioned online notary can help.