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OH HB321

Bill

Status

Introduced

6/3/2025

Primary Sponsor

Bob Peterson

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Origin

House of Representatives

136th General Assembly

AI Summary

  • Increases the taxable wage base for unemployment compensation from $9,000 to $9,500 per employee effective January 1, 2026

  • Creates a new employee contribution requirement of 0.14% of gross wages when an employee's employer has a negative balance in the Unemployment Compensation Fund

  • Employers with negative account balances must withhold the 0.14% employee contribution from each paycheck and remit it to the state; employers are liable if contributions are not properly collected and paid

  • Employee contributions are deposited into the mutualized account within the unemployment compensation fund, not credited to individual employer accounts

  • Amends multiple tax code sections to include unpaid employee contributions in the definition of "debt to this state" for purposes of applying tax refunds to satisfy outstanding obligations

Legislative Description

Revise Unemployment Compensation Law

Employment

Last Action

Referred to committee: Public Insurance and Pensions

6/4/2025

Committee Referrals

Public Insurance and Pensions6/4/2025

Full Bill Text

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