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Apr 8, 2022 · The bill, once signed and enrolled, will make sweeping changes in Ohio real property tax law that hopefully will end practices that have kept property owners tied up in litigation for multiple tax years. Below is the summary of significant aspects of the bill.
Jun 18, 2024 · Many Ohio property owners are worried about big property tax hikes after new valuations increased more than 30% in some cases. The Statehouse News Bureau reports on the current system, the possible solutions and the challenges of reforming property taxes in Ohio.
Apr 21, 2022 · A new law signed by Governor DeWine on April 21, 2022, will restrict third parties from filing complaints to increase the value of others' property for tax purposes. The law also bans private payment agreements to settle property tax disputes and changes the notice and appeal procedures.
May 22, 2024 · The article reviews 19 bills that touch the topic of property taxation in Ohio, including two that became law and seven that are pending. It also explains the challenges and constraints of...
- Complaints Against Value Initiated by Boards of Education Curtailed
- Future Private Payment Agreements Proscribed
- Subdivision Appeals of Bor Decisions Eliminated
- Tax Authority Appeal Resolution Requirements
- Projecting The Impacts of HB 126
- Problems May Still Remain
Going forward, governmental authority complaints to increase property assessments are limited to situations where: 1. The property transfers in an arm’s length transaction before the tax lien date for the tax year in which the complaint is to be filed 2. The transaction price for the real property exceeds the assessor’s listed fair market value for...
Through HB 126, the General Assembly declares that private payment agreements are void and unenforceable. Private payment agreements are any agreements in which a property owner or tenant agrees to make a payment in exchange for a government entity agreeing to either: 1. Refrain from filing a property tax complaint or counter-complaint 2. Dismiss t...
While the ability of property owners and appropriately authorized tenants to appeal BOR decisions remains untouched by HB 126, the new law prohibits most appeals of BOR decisions by school districts. The prohibition applies whether the school district files an original complaint or countercomplaint. A subdivision would only be able to appeal a BOR ...
HB 126 requires school districts or other authorities to pass resolutions in favor of pursuing appeals to increase values. In advance of a vote on such resolutions, an authority would have to provide property owners with notice of the proposed resolution at least seven days before the vote on the resolution.
The Ohio Legislative Service Commissionprojects that the new limitations may lead to reductions in tax revenues, reduced numbers of complaints at county boards of revision, decreased Board of Tax Appeals and reduced court costs. While the changes proposed by HB 126 would take effect for tax year 2022, the full valuation impacts of the changes may t...
While the HB 126 changes should be received positively by larger property owners, problems may still remain where properties, individually or as an asset class, are underassessed as a matter of policy or otherwise by county auditors and the Ohio Department of Taxation. Real estate investment underwriters may still struggle to support property tax o...
The Attorney General’s Taxation Section defends the state Tax Commissioner's administrative decisions to tax assessments, refund applications, and real property exemption applications when they are appealed to the Ohio Board of Tax Appeals (the "BTA").
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Mar 25, 2024 · HB 378: Sponsored by Reps. Brian Lorenz (R-Powell) and Nick Santucci R-Howland Township), this bill would eliminate property tax liability for the spouses of service members who died in the...
