Ohio · STATE-SPECIFIC WORKFLOW

Ohio support worksheet.

Enter both parties’ countable income and the adjustments relevant to this state. The Ohio calculation uses the state’s income definition and the specific formula fields below.

Ohio sole/shared or split parenting worksheet with statutory adjustments. Ohio Revised Code §§ 3119.01 and 3119.05

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Ohio financial worksheet

Complete Party A and Party B, then the state formula fields.

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Ohio sole/shared or split parenting worksheet with statutory adjustments. Use Ohio Revised Code §§ 3119.01 and 3119.05 to determine the amounts counted for each party.
Wages, dividends, interest, business earnings, and other countable income are added separately for each party. Enter each dollar once; do not repeat business profit as an owner distribution.
General asset balances, loan balances, and household spending are not collected in this support-calculation workflow. Enter countable earnings from assets. A separate court financial affidavit may require additional disclosures.
Business and rental deductions must be expenses allowed for support, which can differ from tax-return deductions. Do not deduct personal living expenses as business expenses.
Uses Ohio Revised Code § 3119.021 basic child support schedule formulas and § 3119.05 income-share/self-sufficiency-reserve computation rules.
The schedule applies to adjusted annual gross income and six child-count columns; for more than six children this base module uses the six-or-more column and flags the case.
Ohio permits interpolation between schedule amounts; this module computes the statutory percentage formula directly from annual income rather than rounding to a printed row.
If the paying parent’s annual individual income is within the self-sufficiency reserve treatment, this module compares the combined-income amount with the individual-income reserve amount and uses the lower applicable base obligation.
Court-ordered parenting-time reductions, cash medical support, health insurance credits, child care, other-child credits, benefits received by the child, split parenting, deviations and the processing charge require the full Ohio worksheet.

The available formula is a limited base calculation. Full parity with every line of the official worksheet, custody arrangement, tax computation, credit, and discretionary adjustment has not been verified. Review the stated limitations and the official sources.

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