Courts and Civil Law
HB 1001
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill changes how property taxes are handled in Ohio, primarily for manufactured homes. It removes the ability for property taxes to serve as a lien on property, instead making the property owner personally liable for the taxes. The bill also requires county treasurers to abate taxes on properties owned by senior citizens and certain disabled veterans, and it’s named the Private Property Protection Act.
Key provisions
- Property taxes on real and utility property will no longer be liens on the property.
- County treasurers must abate delinquent taxes for properties owned by senior citizens and certain disabled veterans.
- Manufactured home taxes will also be the personal liability of the owner.
- The bill establishes a ‘Private Property Protection Act’.
- It modifies how manufactured home taxes are assessed and collected.
- It clarifies the situs of a manufactured home for tax purposes.
- It outlines procedures for notifying property owners of tax bills and potential penalties.
- It addresses the valuation of manufactured homes for tax purposes, including adjustments for sales and additions.
Who is affected
- Property owners
- County treasurers
- Senior citizens
- Disabled veterans
- Taxing districts
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