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The Buckeye Institute filed its appeal in Schaad v. Alder with the Ohio Supreme Court asking the court to hear the case and recognize Ohio’s emergency-based local income tax system as unconstitutional.

The Buckeye Institute filed its appeal with Ohio’s Sixth District Court of Appeals in Curcio v. Hufford—Buckeye’s case challenging the authority of the cities of Toledo and Oregon, Ohio to tax the income of nonresidents who did not work within those cities due to the pandemic.

The Buckeye Institute filed an amicus brief in Knight v. Nashville urging the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit to stop the city of Nashville, Tennessee from extorting payments from its citizens to build sidewalks in the city in return for granting building permits for work completely unrelated to building sidewalks.

The Buckeye Institute filed its appeal in Buckeye v. Kilgore with the Ohio Supreme Court asking the court to hear the case and recognize Ohio’s emergency-based local income tax system—where the state forced people to work from home, but nonetheless deemed their work to have been performed in a higher-taxed office location—as unconstitutional.

The Buckeye Institute filed an amicus brief with the Ohio Supreme Court in Bowling v. DeWine urging to the court to affirm that Governor Mike DeWine has the authority to withdraw Ohio from the Federal Pandemic Unemployment Compensation Program.

The Buckeye Institute filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit in Ideker Farms v. The United States, supporting farmers along the Missouri River whose property has been lost due to federal government-caused flooding.

The Buckeye Institute, filed an amicus brief asking the Ohio Supreme Court to hear Twism Enterprises v. State Board of Registration for Professional Engineers and Surveyors and end the practice of judicial deference to government agencies’ interpretation of law.

Battle continues regarding where remote workers pay taxes Ohio Statehouse, Columbus. The right of cities to tax remote employees during the pandemic continues to face opposition on multiple fronts. A bill that would allow remote workers to pay income tax to their home municipalities rather than where their employers are located and seek refunds for 2021 taxes passed the Ohio House, Wednesday, May 26. Separately, as Ohio House Bill 157 moves to the Ohio Senate, the Buckeye Institute filed an ap...

Columbus, OH – On Friday, The Buckeye Institute filed an amicus brief in the U.S. Supreme Court in New Hampshire v. Massachusetts calling on the court to protect Granite Staters from unconstitutional taxation by its neighbor—Massachusetts.  “The Due Process Clause in the U.S. Constitution is clear and requires a government to have some jurisdiction over the person or the thing that it seeks to tax,” said Jay R. Carson, senior litigator with The Buckeye Institute’s Legal Center. “D...