Ohio HB987 proposes an income tax credit for dog registration fees.
Ohio HB987 amends the state's tax code to introduce a nonrefundable income tax credit for dog registration fees. This credit applies to the lesser of the fees paid or $20 per dog registered during the taxable year. The credit is claimed in a specific order against the taxpayer's aggregate tax liability. The bill also details procedures for filing returns, handling extensions, and the responsibilities of pass-through entities and their investors. The credit is applicable to dog registration fees paid and dogs registered after the bill's effective date.
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