Reimburse county auditors for recent property tax changes
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill aims to provide financial support to county auditors in Ohio. It directs the Tax Commissioner to reimburse them for the expenses associated with recent changes to property tax laws. Funds for these reimbursements will be drawn from the General Revenue Fund and allocated in fiscal year 2027. The bill also outlines procedures for managing and accounting for these appropriations.
Key provisions
- The Tax Commissioner will reimburse county auditors.
- Reimbursements will cover the costs of implementing recent property tax changes.
- Funds will be appropriated from the General Revenue Fund in fiscal year 2027.
- The Director of Budget and Management will establish appropriation accounts.
- Expenditures are subject to existing accounting procedures (H.B. 96).
Who is affected
- County Auditors
- Tax Commissioner
- Ohio Residents (through property taxes)
Fiscal impact
The bill appropriates funds from the General Revenue Fund for reimbursements to county auditors.
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