Ohio Gov. John Kasich is calling for a tax break for investors who push money into companies that are based in the state.
Details of the proposal, which Kasich delivered to a conference committee that’s reconciling differences in budgets passed by the House and Senate, were scant, according to the Columbus Dispatch.
Here’s how Kasich described the proposal: “If you are an Ohioan and you invest in an Ohio company … and hold that investment for two years, you will pay no tax on the gain.”
The proposal also includes a tax credit for investors who sell stock and reinvest that gain in an Ohio company, as long as they hold shares in the Ohio company for two years.
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Author:Brandon Glenn
