City of Springfield v. All American Food Specialists, Inc.
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
Grady, Presiding Judge.
The city of Springfield appeals from a judgment of the trial court holding that the city cannot require defendant All American Food Specialties, Inc. to withhold monies from the paychecks of certain of its employees who owe income tax to the city of Springfield. The employees concerned work for the defendant at a facility outside the city’s corporate limits, but owe the tax because they reside within the city.
This action was commenced by the city of Springfield as a complaint on an account. It alleged that defendant All American Food owed the city $2,769.43,…
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