Get Oh Dte 23a 2015-2025

The OH DTE 23A form is used for applying for the remission of real property and manufactured home late-payment penalties. This guide provides you with clear, step-by-step instructions on how to complete this form online, ensuring that your application is accurate and submitted properly.

Follow the steps to complete the OH DTE 23A form online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the OH DTE 23A form. This will open the document in the editor for you to begin filling it out.
2. In the designated fields, enter the 'County' where the property is located. This information is necessary for processing your application.
3. Input the 'Case no.' if you have one. This helps in the identification of your application.
4. Complete the 'Owner of property' section by entering your name and contact details. Accurately fill in your 'Address,' including city, state, and ZIP code.
5. Indicate the 'Property tax type' by checking the appropriate box for either 'Real' or 'Manufactured home'.
6. Provide the 'Parcel or I.D.# of property,' ensuring that the number entered is correct and corresponds to your property.
7. Specify the applicable tax year and the associated penalty amounts by checking the appropriate boxes (e.g., 10% penalty or 5% penalty).
8. For the 'Amount of penalty $' field, enter the total penalty amount you are seeking remission for.
9. Fill in the dates for when taxes were due, when taxes and interest were paid, and when you entered into a payment plan, if applicable.
10. Check all the reasons the penalty should be remitted, providing explanations as necessary in the space provided.
11. In the 'Taxpayer statement' section, include any additional details or evidence supporting your application.
12. Sign the form at the designated area to confirm the accuracy of your information under penalties of perjury.
13. Finally, review your form for completeness. You may then save changes, download a copy, print, or share the completed form as needed.

Take action now to complete your OH DTE 23A form online and submit it to the county treasurer.