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OH HB602
Bill
Status
7/28/2014
Primary Sponsor
Peter Beck
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AI Summary
HB 602 Summary
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Creates a refundable income tax credit for taxpayers who purchase essential goods and services within 30 days after the governor declares an emergency resulting from a disaster.
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The credit equals the total amount of state, county, or transit authority sales and use tax paid on qualifying purchases, and any excess amount is refunded to the taxpayer.
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Defines "essential goods and services" to include items necessary to preserve life, health, or safety after a disaster, such as generators, batteries, water storage containers, clothing, bedding, building materials, and lodging services, but excludes firearms and ammunition.
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Establishes the disaster tax credit as the 39th credit in the order of tax credits claimed under Ohio's income tax code.
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Defines "disaster" using the same meaning as in Ohio Revised Code section 5502.21.
Legislative Description
To authorize an income tax credit for the amount of sales tax included in the cost of essential post-disaster goods and services purchased by disaster victims.
Income tax credit-sales tax on post- disaster goods & services
Last Action
To Ways and Means
7/28/2014