OH 3.75% vs TX 0%. TX saves $2,834/year. Midwest to Southwest.

By Daniel, Founder of CountryTaxCalc

Daniel has spent 5+ years researching tax systems across 95+ countries and all US states to make tax comparison accessible to everyone. For corrections, contact us.

Last Updated: April 2026

The Big Picture

๐ŸŒฐ Ohio

0-3.75%

Progressive

3.75% top rate

๐Ÿค  Texas

0%

No Income Tax

Zero income tax

Typical Annual Savings

At $100,000 income:

$2,834 income

That is TX saves $236/month back in your pocket!

Tax Savings by Income Level

IncomeOH TaxTX TaxSavings10-Year
$50,000 $1,117$0TX saves $1,117$11,170
$100,000 $2,834$0TX saves $2,834$28,340
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Ohio Pros and Cons

โœ… Pros

  • Cleveland/Columbus jobs
  • Four seasons
  • Lower housing cost
  • Property tax 1.41%

โŒ Cons

  • 3.75% income tax
  • Cleveland 2.5% local tax
  • Cold winters
  • Retirement income taxed

Texas Pros and Cons

โœ… Pros

  • 0% income tax
  • Dallas/Houston/Austin boom
  • No tax on retirement
  • Business growth

โŒ Cons

  • Property tax 1.60%
  • Hot summers 100ยฐF+
  • Hurricane risk (Houston)
  • Higher insurance

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: TX vs OH savings?

TX saves $2,834/year income tax at $100K

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