Ohio HB286 restricts internet gaming tax revenue to school districts, child care, and problem gaming programs.
Ohio HB286 stipulates that if the General Assembly legalizes internet gaming, the generated tax revenue can only be allocated to funding school districts, publicly funded child care, and programs aimed at addressing problem gaming. This bill ensures that the revenue from internet gaming is directed towards these specific areas.
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