Ohio HB215 prohibits property tax levies from taking effect in the current tax year.

Ohio HB215 amends the Revised Code to prevent qualifying property taxes from taking effect in the current tax year. This applies to property taxes certified to electors at a general election. The bill also mandates that tax bills include specific information, such as the effective tax rate and notices regarding tax delinquency and foreclosure. Additionally, it requires county auditors and treasurers to post certain tax information on their websites. The changes apply to qualifying property taxes submitted at a general election held in the first calendar year after the bill's effective date.

Ohio HB215 prohibits property tax levies from taking effect in the current tax year.

Ohio HB215 amends the Revised Code to prevent qualifying property taxes from taking effect in the current tax year. This applies to property taxes certified to electors at a general election. The bill also mandates that tax bills include specific information, such as the effective tax rate and notices regarding tax delinquency and foreclosure. Additionally, it requires county auditors and treasurers to post certain tax information on their websites. The changes apply to qualifying property taxes submitted at a general election held in the first calendar year after the bill's effective date.