Ohio Senate Bill 89 proposes a tax deduction of $1,500 for fitness expenses like gym memberships and personal trainers. The bill aims to address Ohio's high obesity rate, ranked seventh in the US.

Ohio can become a more inclusive and supportive place to grow old.” It’s an ongoing effort from lawmakers to try to ease property tax burdens, but nothing has been passed and assessments ...

If successful, the bill, known as "Make America Healthy Again," would allow taxpayers to deduct up to $1,500 from their ...

With the April 15 tax deadline just a month away, stress is mounting for millions of Americans. Experts with the IRS said tax season often worsens existing money worries, leading to last-minute ...

(The Center Square) – Disabled veterans who continue to suffer health challenges from their service could be in line for a tax break. New legislation in the Ohio House of Representatives would ...

Gov. Mike DeWine's newly proposed Ohio child tax credit program could create $740 million in net economic benefits to the state each year, according to a new economic projection from the group Scioto ...

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine’s proposed child tax credit would give $450 million directly to Ohio families and add more than $700 ...

and he is waiting for a fiscal impact report from Ohio Legislative Services to see how much tax revenue would be lost from these tax breaks. Cutrona added that he believes this would save the ...