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Quality of Life IssuesThe City of Hubbard's 2026 Flushing Program for all waterlines maintained by the City of Hubbard has begun. Some of these waterlines are in Hubbard Township, so please do not be surprised to see us. This is an important part of system maintenance as well as an E.P.A....
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Branch Pick-Up
The City of Hubbard has announced branch pickup will begin Monday, October 5, 2026 and will end Friday, October 9, 2026. All residents are asked to have their branches to the curb (not on the street) before October 5th as there will only be ONE run through the entire...
2026 Street Resurfacing
City of Hubbard street resurfacing will begin Tuesday, September 15, 2026. No street parking on the following streets: Helen Dr., Meadowland Dr., Falcon Dr., Hillview Dr. and Scott St. (from Jacobs Rd. to Parish Ave.).
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The City of Hubbard is now accepting applications for seasonal / part-time leaf rakers at $14 per hour. Applications can be obtained by clicking the link below or at the Hubbard Mayor’s Office during normal business hours. Completed applications can be returned to...
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Hubbard Administration Building, Hubbard Ohio
Hubbard Administration Building, Hubbard Ohio
Important Income Tax Information – HB5 changes
INCOME:
All gambling income is now taxable. This includes income from Lotteries, Sweepstakes, Casinos etc.
Military pay is not taxable. This includes both Active Duty and Reserve Duty.
DEDUCTIONS:
2106 expenses which were deducted for federal income tax purposes may be deducted subject to the limitation imposed by section 67 of the Internal Revenue Code. The deductible amount is the portion which exceeds 2% of the Adjusted Gross Income.
ESTIMATES:
The State of Ohio now requires quarterly estimate payments be made if the tax amount due is estimated to be at least $200. (This is the amount due after credits for any local tax withheld.)
FILING (SUBMITTING) THE RETURN:
The tax return must be signed and dated. In the case of a joint return, both parties must sign and date the return.
All W-2 forms, including information reported on the federal W-2, as well as taxable wages reported and tax withheld for all cities must be attached.
Any applicable schedules, such as Schedule C (self employment income), Schedule E (rental income) must be attached.
Attach page 1 of the 1040.