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Newspapers won’t charge sales tax after governor vetoes budget item

Summary by Cleveland Jewish News
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine issued a line-item veto on June 30 for the proposed item on the 2026-27 Ohio budget that would have ended the 90-year sales tax exemption on newspapers.

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Newspapers won’t charge sales tax after governor vetoes budget item

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine issued a line-item veto on June 30 for the proposed item on the 2026-27 Ohio budget that would have ended the 90-year sales tax exemption on newspapers.

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