Gov. Kasich Proposes Income Tax, Sales Tax Cuts in Budget Plan
Check out this video from the governor’s office to learn more about the proposal
Gov. John Kasich wants to cut income taxes for small businesses and individuals and lower the sales tax in Ohio’s 2014-2015 budget. “Ohio’s taxes are too high,” Kasich said in a video posted to his website. “They hold back job creators and hold back our economy. We need to fix that.” The Columbus Dispatch reports that while the sales tax would decrease from 5.5 percent to 5 percent under the plan, more services would be subject to the tax. Increasing what can be taxed would allow the government to actually bring in more money over time. The Plain Dealer reports that this proposal includes the first tax rewrite since 2005. Kasich’s education funding reform plan, which he introduced last week, plays a big part in his budget proposal. …
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Thomas J. Coyne, Ph.D.
3:36 pm on Thursday, June 9, 2011
"Old Questions about the DeRolph lawsuit," you say? What questions? Name one? There are no questions with respect to the unconstitutional declaration to which you refer, an unconstitutional decision declared by our Stpreme Court and ignored by our a government thereby revealing shocking disrespect for the Supreme Court of the State of Ohio, a desrespect supported throughout the State of Ohio by … more ›