In a state where citizens can pay income taxes to as many as five entities, an Ohio State Senator is leading an effort to eliminate one of them over the next 10 years.
State Sen. Steve Huffman (R), who sponsored the bill with seven co-sponsors, introduced Senate Bill 327 just before the May 3 primary election.
State Sen. Steve Huffman (R), who sponsored the bill with seven co-sponsors, introduced Senate Bill 327 just before the May 3 primary election.
It is expected to be forwarded to the Senate’s Ways and Means Committee, which discusses tax issues, later this month.
The seven-member committee consists of five Republicans and two Democrats.
SB 327 would reduce state income tax by 10 percent in each of its five tax brackets every year or so over the next decade until it’s gone.
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The seven-member committee consists of five Republicans and two Democrats.
SB 327 would reduce state income tax by 10 percent in each of its five tax brackets every year or so over the next decade until it’s gone.
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