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Rep wants end to Ohio’s cap gains tax; analysis shows it would cost $600M
The Ohio Legislative Service Commission forecasts a $600 million revenue loss by 2027 due to the repeal, despite claims it will boost entrepreneurship and economic growth.
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Rep wants end to Ohio’s cap gains tax; analysis shows it would cost $600M
(The Center Square) – An Ohio state representative on Tuesday touted legislation to eliminate the state’s capital gains tax, saying it would increase revenue by encouraging new business creation and entrepreneurship in the state.
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