Support Ohio HB1 Income Tax Reform

Ohio should greatly reduce personal income tax

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Ohio should greatly reduce personal income tax

Dear Officials:

The Ohio General Assembly has made some positive progress over the last several budget cycles by slowly and steadily driving tax rates down and reducing the number of brackets. HB 1 will rapidly accelerate that progress by cutting taxes and creating a clearer, more easily understandable system regarding income and property taxes. Clarity which will lead to greater private sector investment in our state. Investment that will bring opportunities to bolster the workforce, and to strengthen and revitalize struggling communities.
I encourage you to support BOLD tax reform as you consider Ohio’s next Biennium budget.
The Ohio General Assembly has made some positive progress over the last several budget cycles by slowly and steadily driving tax rates down and reducing the number of brackets. HB 1 will rapidly accelerate that progress by cutting taxes and creating a clearer, more easily understandable system regarding income and property taxes. Clarity which will lead to greater private sector investment in our state. Investment that will bring opportunities to bolster the workforce, and to strengthen and revitalize struggling communities.

Sincerely,

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Support Ohio HB1 Income Tax Reform

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Please join Americans for Prosperity Ohio in calling for the Ohio General Assembly to continue moving the Buckeye State to eliminate it’s Personal Income Tax. HB 1 takes a bold and necessary step toward rectifying these issues by repealing Ohio’s current graduated income tax rates, and instead levying a flat income tax rate of 2.75% on all income over $26,050.

A flat rate of 2.75% would give Ohio (apart from the handful of states with no personal income tax) the second lowest rate in the country, which will encourage significant private sector investment in the Buckeye State and encourage Ohioans and their families to continue to call Ohio home instead of fleeing for greener pastures in states with friendlier economic climates.