Ohio high court: No tax refunds for work from home during COVID
The Ohio Supreme Court delivered a win for cities that collected income tax from commuters working from home during the pandemic.
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The Ohio Supreme Court delivered a win for cities that collected income tax from commuters working from home during the pandemic.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that cities and villages do not have to pay back income taxes collected from remote workers during the pandemic in 2020.
When the spread of COVID-19 forced Ohioans to work from home, state legislators created a new way for cities to collect income taxes as workers temporarily made their homes their
A state law that allowed cities to temporarily collect income tax from individuals working from home but who lived outside of city limits during the COVID-19 pandemic was constitutional, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Wednesday.
The majority court found that the section of the COVID relief bill at question in the lawsuit was “completely consistent with the Ohio Constitution.”