Ohio SB213 levies a tax on traffic camera dealers and regulates their operations.
The bill amends Ohio law to require companies that sell, rent, install, or manage traffic law photo-monitoring devices to obtain a license. It levies an eight percent tax on these companies' gross receipts from municipal contracts. The bill also mandates that these companies provide annual certificates of proper operation for their devices and requires local authorities to test the accuracy of these devices. It outlines procedures for license applications, including fees and disqualifying offenses.
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