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April 15 is the peak, but of course tax season started weeks ago when W-2s and other paperwork was sent out in Ohio and across the country.
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Business & EconomyApril 1 is the deadline for property owners who disagree with the auditor's evaluation of their property to file a complaint with the Franklin County Board of Revision.
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The Ohio Supreme Court delivered a win for cities in upholding a law allowing them to continue to get income tax from workers who worked but didn’t live in those cities during the COVID emergency in 2020.
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The poorest Ohioans pay more of their income to state and local taxes than the state’s richest residents, according to a recent report.
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Ohio’s farmers are aging, but aspiring farmers sometimes struggle to break into the field, unable to afford the steep cost of land and equipment. A new program could help.
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Business & EconomyProperty rates in the county are expected to rise, on average, 40% - the biggest jump in recent memory.
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The top priority piece of legislation for House Speaker Jason Stephens will cost the state of Ohio billions of dollars every year, according to a fiscal analysis from the researchers who do those reports for state lawmakers.
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North Carolina plans to tax residents who get student loan forgiveness and some other states are looking at doing the same but not Ohio.
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The bill would require employers of non-U.S. citizen, temporary agricultural workers to pay municipal income taxes if they live in one city but work in another.
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With more people shifting to permanent remote work, the Buckeye Institute is recommending cities use remaining federal American Rescue Plan money to modernize their tax systems to be less reliant on commuter taxes.