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Tax residency

Ohio presence record — contact-period review calculator

Ohio’s bright-line non-domicile rule uses contact periods rather than ordinary calendar days. A contact period generally involves an overnight stay away from a non-Ohio home spanning parts of two consecutive days in Ohio.

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Your recorded visits

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How this count works

Counts recorded dates in Ohio during the calendar year, including part days. US days recorded without a state are not counted.

A total of recorded Ohio dates is only a presence approximation and can overstate contact periods. The 212-contact-period limit is one of several conditions, alongside the required personal facts and timely filing of IT NRS. A day total alone cannot establish the presumption.

Read the complete rule explanation →