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Please see http://tax.ohio.gov/channels/government/phase_out.stm for information regarding changes made in House Bill 153 to reimbursements payments made after July 1, 2011.
One of Ohio's most significant tax reforms in decades began in 2005, when the Ohio General Assembly launched a five-year phase-out of the tangible personal property tax with House Bill 66. This phase out, which was complete after 2008 for nearly all general taxpayers, includes a system of direct payments from the state to schools and local governments in order to help offset the loss of property tax revenue. This system of reimbursements was modified somewhat in 2009 by House Bill 1, which extended the period school districts are fully held harmless through fiscal year 2013.
The first link below includes an overall explanation of this system of tangible personal property tax reimbursements. Other files on this page are designed to help local officials better understand the changes taking place.Questions or concerns about the information presented here may be directed to our Tax Analysis Division at: tpp@tax.state.oh.us.
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County worksheets
These files, produced by the department's Revenue Accounting Division, show allocation of reimbursements from the Local Government Tangible Property Tax Replacement Fund by political unit and levy.
Tax Value Losses
Tax Loss Reimbursements
These files include year-by-year estimates of reimbursement payments from 2006 through 2018. These files have been updated to reflect the changes in House Bill 1 (2009).
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