Many employers are asking the question: “How can I fund the salaries I must pay to my employees who elect to take sick or medical or...

The Families First Coronavirus Response Act (the “FFCRA”) provides significant benefits to employers that pay Emergency Paid Sick Leave...

The County Auditors Association of Ohio has set its sights on closing the LLC loophole regarding real estate transfer taxes in Ohio. They...

In April, the Trump Administration announced a broad outline for tax reform which included proposals to cut the top individual tax rate...

Under Ohio’s Current Agricultural Use Value (CAUV) program, “land devoted exclusively to commercial agriculture” is valued based on the...

In good news for Ohio filmmakers, the General Assembly recently passed legislation to double Ohio’s film making tax incentive in order to...

Article XII Sec. 2 of the Ohio Constitution permits the enactment of general laws exempting from taxation public school houses, houses...

Article XII Sec. 2 of the Ohio Constitution permits the enactment of general laws exempting from taxation public school houses, houses...

Every year, Ohio counties assess a property’s real estate taxes based on the market value the county places upon the property. However,...

What does this week’s much-anticipated opening of Star Wars: The Force Awakens have to do with the law? Perhaps more than you expect.  In...

You might be surprised to learn that both federal and state tax codes offer incentives to encourage film and television production. In...

You might be surprised to learn that both federal and state tax codes offer incentives to encourage film and television production. In...

We recently received an inquiry from a small nonprofit organization that learned that the Internal Revenue Service had revoked its tax...

The Internal Revenue Service has recently released a new tax form to help small charitable organizations apply for tax-exempt...

The Ohio Attorney General reports more than 42,000 registered nonprofit organizations in Ohio. How do you add your great idea to the...

Imagine this scenario. A tenant suddenly vacates her apartment and moves out of state, leaving her water bill unpaid. Who is liable for...

Most Ohio small business owners are eligible for a 50 percent deduction on their first $250,000 of business income as part of tax cuts...

A recent report by the Chronicle of Philantrophy studied charitable giving in America, and the results were perhaps surprising. The study...

Last month, federal proceedings began to determine whether the city of Detroit is eligible to file for bankruptcy. As part of the city’s...

An important tax incentive for investments in economically distressed neighborhoods is set to expire at the end of 2013. The New Markets...