Amid the flurry of property tax reform proposals and Ohio's newly adopted flat income tax, LWV thinks it is time to take a step back and look at how we finance public goods and services in Ohio. There is an urgent need to modernize Ohio’s tax code to be more equitable while ensuring that local communities have the resources they need to provide services for their residents including public education, public safety, health and human services, libraries; all of the things we expect of our local governments. (A LWV of Greater Cleveland Educational Issues Program and is co-sponsored by LWVO.)
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