COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio’s sweeping $3 billion property tax overhaul becomes law on Friday, bringing changes that will start showing up on tax bills this summer. The package of five bills, signed by Gov.

Ohio Senate President Rob McColley believes a “serious conversation” needs to be had on an immediate state property tax relief package, given that the lion’s share of legislative action on property ...

The savings come from a change to how school taxes grow when property values rise. In Ohio, 20 mills is the minimum amount a school district can legally collect. That means it’s exempt from tax ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Referencing an Ohio Office of Budget Management (OBM) analysis, DeWine told reporters last week that sales tax rates would need to ...

As a high school math teacher, I have spent my career sharing my love of equations. There is beauty in the simplicity of knowing that the inputs will always equal the outputs, no exceptions. Our ...

Ohio families are stretched thin and the government keeps taking more, the Committee to Eliminate Ohio Property Taxes says. They argue the state's nearly 50-year-old property tax system is broken and ...

To understand how Ohio can fix its property tax system, it’s important to understand how we came to lean on residential taxes. In 1991, about 48% of Ohio’s total property taxes came from residential ...

More Ohio school districts could pursue income tax levies as the state aims to reduce property tax burdens. But who would pay those taxes? Most Ohioans are probably familiar with municipal income ...

Efforts to abolish or deeply reform property taxes are gaining momentum in multiple states — including Ohio — where impassioned debate has cited potential funding shortfalls for local services, ...

When Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine signed five property tax reform bills into law on Dec. 19, there was hope in Columbus that it would appease voters who might have backed a citizen-led push to abolish ...

Ohio doesn’t tax Social Security benefits. Here’s how the state’s income and property taxes affect retirees.