Taxation & Finance Bills
Bills on this page generally fall under the purview of the CCAO Taxation and Finance Standing Committee, chaired in 2024 by Fayette County Commissioner Dan Dean.
You can view the Taxation and Finance section of the Association's Legislative Platform here.
A bill's inclusion on this page does not mean that the committee has discussed the bill or that the Association has taken a position.
[Duplicate] Senate Bill 4To modify the film and theater tax credit and to authorize a tax credit for capital improvement projects relating to the film and theater industries. Read More | House Bill 645To authorize a refundable income tax credit or rebate for homeowners and renters whose property taxes or a portion of their rent exceed five per cent of their income. Read More | |
House Bill 638To eliminate interest on county sales tax refunds and extend the time for state recovery of amounts of refunded taxes from local subdivisions. Read More | House Bill 579To allow a township to levy a tax to pay for school district resource officers. Read More | |
House Bill 573To increase the proportion of state tax revenue allocated to the Local Government Fund from 1.7% to 3.68% beginning July 1, 2026. Read More | Senate Bill 300To modify the homestead exemption for the surviving spouse of a disabled veteran. Read More | |
Senate Bill 291To exempt from sales and use tax items purchased by a logistics business to transport manufactured products, general merchandise, and grocery products. Read More | Senate Bill 271To authorize a refundable income tax credit or rebate for homeowners and renters whose property taxes or a portion of their rent exceed five per cent of their income. Read More | |
Senate Bill 249To provide grants to qualifying applicants for mortgage, property tax, and utility bill assistance. Read More | ||
House Bill 543To require payment of property taxes and assessments when a lot is split or transferred and to generally prohibit tax-delinquent property owners from purchasing tax-foreclosed property. Read More | House Bill 406To prohibit certain state and local government actions respecting digital asset mining, to exempt certain digital currency transactions from state and local income taxes, to prohibit local charges on digital assets, to require the state retirement systems to evaluate certain digital asset investments, and to name this act the Ohio Blockchain Basics Act. Read More | House Bill 416To license companies that sell, provide, install, or otherwise manage traffic law photo-monitoring devices in Ohio and to levy a tax on such companies' gross receipts from the sale of such devices. Read More |
Senate Bill 82To allow certain tax-exempt retailers to retain a portion of state sales taxes to fund employment services. Read More | ||
Senate Bill 58To prohibit requiring fees or firearms liability insurance for the possession of firearms, or fees for the possession of knives. Read More | ||
Senate Bill 43ENACTED: Effective October 27, 2023To modify the homestead exemption for the surviving spouse of a disabled veteran. Read More | Senate Bill 4To modify the film and theater tax credit and to authorize a tax credit for capital improvement projects relating to the film and theater industries. Read More | |
Senate Bill 36To grant tenants and certain other eligible bidders rights relating to the purchase of residential property sold at foreclosure. Read More | Senate Bill 2To authorize certain subdivisions to designate areas within which certain residential property is wholly or partially exempted from property taxation. Read More | |
Senate Bill 186To require payment of property taxes and assessments when a lot is split or transferred and to generally prohibit tax-delinquent property owners from purchasing tax-foreclosed property. Read More | Senate Bill 153To temporarily modify the method for valuing farmland and other real property for tax purposes. Read More | |
Senate Bill 136To reduce property taxes on qualifying owner-occupied homes and to name this act the Property Tax Relief and Local Government Support Act. Read More | Senate Bill 124To exempt from the sales and use tax the sale of certain firearms and ammunition and to authorize nonrefundable tax credits for small arms and ammunition manufacturers. Read More | Senate Bill 120To allow a portion of tax increment financing service payments to be designated for use by land banks. Read More |
Senate Bill 10ENACTED: Effective March 15, 2023To expressly incorporate changes in the Internal Revenue Code since February 17, 2022, into Ohio law, to make changes to the Emergency Rental Assistance program, to revise an existing earmark, to modify the requirements for a temporary arts economic relief grant program, and to declare an emergency. Read More | House Bill 108To enact the Nonprofit Workforce Reinvestment Act to allow certain tax-exempt retailers to retain a portion of state sales taxes to fund employment services. Read More | House Bill 90To authorize a total property tax exemption for the homesteads of totally disabled veterans and their surviving spouses. Read More |
House Bill 60To increase the amount of and expand the income qualifications for the homestead exemption. Read More | House Bill 347To presume certain trailers and vehicles are sold for agricultural purposes and thus exempt from sales and use tax when sold to established farmers. Read More | |
House Bill 344To eliminate the authority to levy replacement property tax levies and to modify the law governing certain property tax complaints. Read More | House Bill 274To authorize an enhanced property tax homestead exemption for certain long-term homeowners. Read More | |
House Bill 254To expand and enhance the homestead property tax exemption for disabled veterans. Read More | House Bill 189To exempt from the sales and use tax the sale of certain firearms and ammunition and to authorize refundable tax credits for small arms and ammunition manufacturing projects. Read More | |
House Bill 187To make changes to the law governing real property valuation and tax complaints, to temporarily modify the computation of the homestead exemption, to abate property taxes on certain municipal and community improvement corporation property, to make an appropriation, and to declare an emergency. Read More | House Bill 118ENACTED: As part of HB 33, the state operating budgetTo exempt certain baby products from sales and use tax. Read More | |
House Bill 116To allow taxpayers to deduct in a single year the full bonus depreciation and enhanced expensing allowances the taxpayer deducts for federal income tax purposes. Read More |