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Ohio is an associate member of the Streamlined Sales Tax Project. The SSTP is a multi-state initiative to make sales tax laws, rules, and systems more uniform across states and thus easier for vendors to collect states’ sales taxes. Ohio has changed some of its laws to conform to the provisions of the SSTP. This Web page provides historical information on those changes as well as document's related to Ohio's membership. The ultimate goal of the SSTP is to encourage out-of-state vendors – primarily catalog and Internet companies – to collect the sales tax of Ohio and other states. Ohio’s state and local governments lose an estimated $350 million annually on untaxed sales by out-of-state vendors.
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OHIO AND THE SSTP
Ohio's Proposed Amendment to the SSTP (for April 17, 2006 Governing Board Meeting)
Ohio's Petition for SSTP Membership (Filed April 27, 2005)