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OH HB5

Bill

Status

Passed

12/19/2014

Primary Sponsor

Cheryl Grossman

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Origin

House of Representatives

130th General Assembly (2013-2014)

AI Summary

Substitute House Bill 5 Summary

  • Comprehensively revises Ohio's municipal income tax laws effective January 1, 2016, establishing new definitions, apportionment rules, and administration procedures in Chapter 718 of the Revised Code.

  • Defines "municipal taxable income" based on income type and residency status; allows nonresidents to deduct only work-related business expenses; permits residents of qualified municipal corporations to use Ohio adjusted gross income as their tax base.

  • Establishes withholding requirements based on principal place of work and 20-day threshold; creates exemptions for small employers and allows alternative apportionment methods when standard formulas don't fairly represent business activity.

  • Creates local boards of tax review (replacing boards of appeal) with three members to hear taxpayer appeals; specifies procedures for assessments, refunds, and appeals to the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals within defined time limits.

  • Standardizes penalties (15% for unpaid income tax, 50% for unpaid withholding tax, $25 per month for late returns up to $150) and interest rates; allows tax administrators to compromise claims and requires specific taxpayer rights notifications during audits.

Legislative Description

To revise the laws governing income taxes imposed by municipal corporations.

Municipal income tax-revisions

Last Action

Governor' Action

12/19/2014

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