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Kasich Continues Push For Budget
Gov. John Kasich (left) and Ohio House Speaker Bill Catchelder have publicly argued over Kasich's proposal to apply sales tax to several previously-untaxed services.
In an exclusive interview, Ohio Gov. John Kasich defended many of the budget proposals that have drawn the ire of fellow Republicans.
House Debate On Tax Shift Turns To Small Businesses
Gov. John Kasich wants to apply sales tax to several previously-untaxed services in order to allow cuts to the state income tax and business taxes.
State lawmakers heard contradictory testimony Tuesday on how the governor’s tax proposal would affect small businesses.
Budget, Tax Plan Remain The Focus For State Lawmakers
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Ohio Governor John Kasich’s proposals for a new state budget and the biggest tax changes in four decades are in the spotlight again this week as state legislators continue committee hearings.
Continued Debate On Budget Brings Same Agruments
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Statehouse Democrats used a legislative hearing to argue against the two-year budget proposed by Governor John Kasich.
Liberal Think Tank Says Tax “Cut” Would Mean Higher Taxes For Many
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A left-leaning think tank says Gov. John Kasich’s propsed tax-shift plan would increase the overall tax burden for nearly half of all Ohioans.
Income Tax Savings Released, But No Estimates On Sales Tax Bump
State tax officials are not making estimates on how much additional sales tax Ohio consumers would pay under Gov. Kasich's proposed tax-shift plan.
State tax officials are not making estimates on how much money Ohio consumers will spend in increased sales taxes.
Sales Tax Could Apply To Haircuts, Sports Tickets, And More
Gov. John Kasich's tax shift plan calls for the states sales tax to be applied to haircuts, sports tickets, pet grooming, and several other sectors that have traditionally avoided the tax.
Gov. John Kasich has proposed a tax shift plan that he says result in a net tax cut of $1.4 billion. But it would mean sales tax on several services that have traditionally avoided sales tax.
Republican Still Control Legislature, Look For More Tax Cuts
Republicans still hold strong majorities in the Ohio House and Senate.
Democrats may have won the presidential race and a U.S. Senate contest in Ohio, but Republicans still have firm control of the Ohio House and Senate. And they’re already talking about further income tax cuts.
Should The Wealthy Pay Higher Taxes?
The so-called “Buffett Rule” was blocked in the U.S. Senate yesterday. What do you think about raising income taxes for the wealthy?
Should Ohio Tax “Frackers” To Lower Income Taxes?
The Governor wants to tax drilling companies, then use that money to offset an income tax cut for Ohioans.
