Incorporate Internal Revenue Code changes into Ohio law

Sponsors

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Primary Sponsors

Louis W. Blessing, III

District	8
Party	Republican
Chamber	Senate

Co-Sponsors

Related Topics

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Elections & Voting

Taxation & Finance

Related Committees

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Ways and Means Type: Senate Bills: 227 Members: 7

Ways and Means Type: House Bills: 370 Members: 13

Status Changes

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House	Senate	Governor
Introduced Feb 18 2025 Referred to committee Feb 26 2025 Passed Feb 18 2026 Vote Result Passed Reported - Substitute Feb 18 2026 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Feb 25 2026 Vote Result Passed Motion to reconsider Feb 25 2026	Introduced Jan 22 2025 Referred to committee Jan 29 2025 Reported - Amended Feb 11 2025 Vote Result Favorable Passage Passed Feb 12 2025 Vote Result Passed Concurred in House amendments Mar 04 2026 Vote Result Passed	Sent To The Governor Mar 04 2026 Effective Mar 05 2026 Signed By The Governor Mar 05 2026

Documents

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