Ohio House budget would cut income taxes, reform school funding
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An Ohio House panel introduced a re-written budget proposal on Tuesday to include numerous changes, including incorporating a school-funding overhaul into the bill. (Jeremy Pelzer, cleveland.com)
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COLUMBUS, Ohio Ohio House Republicans are proposing to cut taxes while also incorporating what lawmakers hope will be a permanent fix of the state’s long-criticized formula for funding K-12 schools, under a new rewrite of Gov. Mike DeWine’s state budget bill.
The substitute budget bill, introduced Tuesday by the Ohio House Finance Committee, proposes cutting income taxes by 2%, costing the state $380 million annually.
Ohio House budget would cut income taxes, reform school funding
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