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The Ohio municipal income case decision is being appealed; meanwhile, similar cases are pending in Cuyahoga, Hamilton, Lucas counties
Ohio House OKs 2% income tax cut By Julie Carr Smyth - Associated Press Pictured is an upwards view of the inside of the rotunda at the Ohio Statehouse in Columbus. (Beth Sergent | OVP) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A $75 billion state budget containing a 2% personal income tax cut and an overhaul of the state’s system for funding schools cleared the Ohio House on Wednesday. The massive spending blueprint lays out spending for state programs for the two years beginning July 1. It must next clear the Ohio Senate, where hearings have already begun. The income tax cut would cost the state $380 mill...
Ohio House OKs 2% income tax cut Byline: By JULIE CARR SMYTH - Associated Press State Rep. Matt Huffman, R-Lima. COLUMBUS — A $75 billion state budget containing a 2% personal income tax cut and an overhaul of the state’s system for funding schools cleared the Ohio House on Wednesday. The massive spending blueprint lays out spending for state programs for the two years beginning July 1. It must next clear the Ohio Senate, where hearings have already begun. The income tax cut would cost the state $380 million in tax revenue over the biennium and is on top of $120 million in reduced taxes b...
The Buckeye Institute: Ohio House-Passed Budget is Another Missed Opportunity to Adopt Bold Reforms Apr 21, 2021 Columbus, OH – Robert Alt, president and chief executive officer of The Buckeye Institute, issued the following statement after the Ohio House of Representative passed House Bill 110, Ohio’s biennial budget. “Ohio’s House of Representatives’ budget increases access to broadband and expands our successful Targeted Community Alternatives to Prison program—both of which are sensible public policies that The Buckeye Institute strongly supports—...
Ohio House OKs 2% income tax cut as part of $75B budget bill By Julie Carr Smyth - Associated Press COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — A $75 billion state budget containing a 2% personal income tax cut and an overhaul of the state’s system for funding schools cleared the Ohio House on Wednesday. The massive spending blueprint lays out spending for state programs for the two years beginning July 1. It must next clear the Ohio Senate, where hearings have already begun. The income tax cut would cost the state $380 million in tax revenue over the biennium and is on top of $120 million in reduced taxes bro...