Property Tax
BY JEFF SKINNER STATEWIDE - In the shadow of growing discourse over rising property taxes, Ohio Republicans have introduced a constitutional amendment which would potentially change property taxes, which generate tax revenue based on established properties constructed, to only taxing the land itself. Under the current Ohio constitution, schools and
Property Tax
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS In the previous two articles, we addressed Ohio’s tax and spending issues. We spoke about a perfect storm with continually increased spending, declining population growth in most of Ohio’s counties, and the state’s overall tax burdens. In this article, we will propose some solutions.
Education
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS In part one of this series, we went into detail about the various forms of taxes and taxes specific to Ohio. In part two, we are going to talk about state and local spending. This past summer, the Ohio General Assembly passed its largest budget to date
Op-ed
BY LIZZIE MARGOLIUS I’ll be honest. I had no idea how to even begin this article, and I wrote at least 3 drafts. Why? Because taxes are complicated and because there is A LOT to say about them. Historically taxes have been around for thousands of years and are
Property Tax
BY BRIAN MASSIE Cleveland, Ohio – The Committee to Abolish Ohio Property Taxes, or CAOPT, will not be influenced by the outcome of the vote by the State legislature on Governor Mike DeWine’s veto of the property tax changes since they were never real reform in the first place. The
Property Tax
STATEWIDE - The Committee to Abolish Ohio’s property taxes is very encouraged and inspired by the reception and enthusiasm the initiative petition to abolish Ohio property taxes has received from citizens all over the State. "Since obtaining the Ohio Attorney General's approval and the Ohio Ballot