How is it legal for cities to charge taxes to people who do not live and therefore cannot vote in those cities? and Young People Exercising the Right to Free Speech

How is it legal for cities to charge taxes to people who do not live and therefore cannot vote in those cities?

I work in Parma, OH but live in Brecksville. Parma charges me city taxes but I cannot vote in Parma. This is taxation without representation and I do not see how this is legal.


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Answer by Audient
When you file with RITA for Brecksville, you may get a credit on your taxes paid in Parma.

This is why you should live in the city you work in.

Taxation without representation is not illegal. It was a complaint of the revolutionaries, but, if it really steams you, move to Parma, or get a job elsewhere.

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