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The document outlines the specifications and requirements for submitting W-2 forms electronically to the Ohio Department of Taxation for tax year 2017. It details the necessary formats, filing deadlines, and media types accepted, emphasizing that employers with 250 or more W-2 forms must file electronically using magnetic media. Key updates include new record changes, filing reminders, and instructions for completing the accompanying Ohio IT 3 form. The document serves as a comprehensive guide for employers to ensure compliance with state tax reporting regulations.

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