Proposed Ohio child tax credit could cost state $450M a year: Here's how it would work
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine's newly proposed child tax credit, which would give Ohio families up to $1,000 in tax refunds per child under seven years old, would cost Ohio about $450 million per year, the state estimates.
Advocates praise child-related provisions, tax credit in DeWine's budget proposal
Child advocacy group Groundwork Ohio praised the budget proposal’s “commitment to Ohio’s youngest children,” and pointed to recent polling that showed 84% of Ohio voters support a child tax credit, with majorities on all political sides supporting a measure like DeWine’s.
Cuyahoga County’s 2024 reappraisal of property taxes means it no longer has the highest tax rate per $100,000 in Ohio.
In a recent survey released by Groundwork Ohio, half of Ohio parents said they've had to cut back on work hours to help ...
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So how long will you have to wait for your money to arrive? The IRS says most refunds are issued in less than three weeks.
The Ohio Department of Development announced the recipients, which include feature films and a WWE event to be shot in ...
State Senator Al Cutrona (District 33) submitted the "Make Ohio Healthy Again" bill to the clerk's office Tuesday, which ...
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