Sales Tax in Put-In-Bay Village, Ohio in 2025

The combined sales tax rate for Put-In-Bay Village, Ohio is 7.00%. Your total sales tax rate combines the Ohio state tax (5.75%) and the Ottawa County sales tax (1.25%). Put-In-Bay Village doesn’t levy a city sales tax, nor a special tax.

We'll walk you through how the sales tax rate is determined for Put-In-Bay Village and address some common questions you may have. We'll also cover how to collect, audit, and remit sales tax in Put-In-Bay Village.

Plus, we’ll share the best solution that will ensure you are always compliant across the entire sales tax lifecycle.

Disclaimer: Our sales tax data is updated on a quarterly basis.

Put-In-Bay Village Sales Tax Rate 2025

Put-In-Bay Village is located in Ottawa County in Ohio, United States, and has a sales tax rate of 7.00%. This includes local and state sales tax rates.

Here is the breakdown of the Put-In-Bay Village's sales tax:

Tax Jurisdiction	Sales Tax Rate
State Tax	5.75%
County Tax	1.25%
Combined Rate	7.00%

This rate applies to the following zip codes in Put-In-Bay Village:

43456

How Does the Put-In-Bay Village Sales Tax Compare to the Rest of Ohio?

Put-In-Bay Village’s 7.00% sales tax rate is 1.00% lower than the highest sales tax rate in Ohio, which stands at 8.00% in cities like Cuyahoga Heights Village.

It is 0.50% higher than the lowest sales tax rate in Ohio, which stands at 6.50% in cities like Avon Lake.

To give you a better idea, here’s a comparison of Put-In-Bay Village sales tax rates with a few other cities in Ohio:

City	Sales Tax Rates
Avon Lake	6.50%
Alliance	6.50%-7.50%
Richfield Village	6.75%
Put-In-Bay Village	7.00%
Addyston Village	7.80%
Cuyahoga Heights Village	8.00%

You can also compare the sales tax rate of Put-In-Bay Village against the Ohio cities closest in population size:

• Moscow Village's sales tax rate is 6.75%
• Mifflin Village's sales tax rate is 7.00%

What Creates Sales Tax Nexus in Put-In-Bay Village?

Put-In-Bay Village doesn’t have any separate sales tax nexus rules besides the Ohio nexus rules. 

Read More: Check out our detailed guide on Sales Tax in Ohio for more info.

Ohio sales tax nexus rules include:

• Economic Nexus: When businesses make taxable sales of more than $100,000, or 200 separate transactions to buyers in the state in the previous tax year.

• Physical Location: When businesses have a store, office, warehouse, or other place of business.

• Employee Location: When businesses have employees, contractors, salespeople, installers, other personnel, or a third-party affiliate in the state.

• Trade Shows: When businesses have more than seven instances of nexus-creating activities in the state, and their sales exceed $25,000.

What Products Are Exempt from Put-In-Bay Village Sales Tax?

Put-In-Bay Village adheres to the tax exemptions granted by the Ohio sales tax legislation. Here are some items exempt from sales tax:

• Copyrighted motion picture films for exhibition purposes.
• Food that’s consumed off the premises.
• Food sold to students in a dormitory, school cafeteria, fraternity or sorority house
• Newspapers (including community newspapers and national newspapers, such as the Wall Street Journal and other unbound publications).
• Sales made by churches and nonprofit charitable organizations that don’t exceed six days per tax year. This excludes sales of motor vehicles, titled watercraft, titled outboard motors, off-highway motorcycles, all-purpose vehicles and personal watercraft.
• Sales to organizations that have been granted and have maintained 501(c)(3) status by the Internal Revenue Service.
• Sales of personal computers and other components, like monitors and keyboards, to an individual who’s certified to teach in an elementary or a secondary school in Ohio. They should use it to prepare or teach elementary and secondary school students.
• Sales of animals by nonprofit animal shelters and county humane societies.
• Drugs that are intended to be distributed free of charge to a practitioner licensed to prescribe, dispense, and administer drugs to a human being. Drugs prescribed by practitioners are also tax-exempt.
• Sales of used manufactured homes and used mobile homes.
• Gas, water, steam, and electricity delivered through pipes, conduits, or wires and sold by a public utility or municipal gas utility.

There are no additional exemptions unique to Put-In-Bay Village taxpayers.

Who Needs a Sales Permit in Put-In-Bay Village?

Anyone who sells taxable goods and services in Put-In-Bay Village or anywhere in Ohio needs to obtain a sales permit.

You can register for one online at the Ohio Department of Taxation.

How to Collect Sales Tax in Put-In-Bay Village

Ohio uses origin-based sales tax sourcing for intrastate sales and destination-based sales tax sourcing for interstate sales. This applies to Put-In-Bay Village as well. 

So, there are two types of sales tax collection depending on the origin of the sale:

• Intrastate sales: A sale is considered intrastate when the origin and the buyer's address originate from Ohio.
  
  If you make a sale originating in Ohio and the buyer’s ship-to address is also in Ohio, you should charge the sales tax rate of the sale originating point. 

So, let’s say your business is in Put-In-Bay Village, Ohio, and you sell to a buyer in Mifflin Village, Ohio. In that case, you should charge the buyer the sales tax rate at your Put-In-Bay Village location.

• Interstate sales: A sale is interstate if the item ships from outside Ohio and the seller isn’t “engaged in a business” in the state. Then, you should charge the sales tax rate at your buyer’s location. 

For instance, if your business is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and you sell to a buyer in Put-In-Bay Village, Ohio — you should charge the buyer the sales tax in Put-In-Bay Village.

Learn more about origin-based and destination-based sales tax sourcing here.

How to File and Pay Sales Tax in Put-In-Bay Village

Here are three ways to file and pay Put-In-Bay Village sales tax returns:

• File and pay online: Ohio mandates electronic sales tax filing through the Ohio Business Gateway. You can pay the sales tax owed via ACH debit, ACH credit, or credit card.
• Telefile: Telefile in Ohio by calling 1-800-697-0440, which is available to vendors with a regular county vendor’s license number, which begins with 01 through 88.
• Let Zamp handle your Ohio sales tax filing and remittance so you never have to look at a sales tax return again! 

Zamp has everything you need to efficiently manage your sales tax. Our platform automates the sales tax process — from calculating accurate taxes on transactions to filing and remitting taxes across jurisdictions while staying compliant with the latest regulations.