Jul 1, 2019 · Questions regarding the monthly LGF and/or PLF distributions should be directed to Revenue Accounting by email: [email protected] by phone: (614) 466-7150

LGF to receive a 4.2 percent share of collections from four major taxes: the sales and use, individual income, corpora­ tion franchise, and public utility excise taxes.

• By the mid-1950’s, the intangibles tax comprised a majority of the combined LGF and intangibles tax distributions • There was growth in intangibles taxes while the appropriated LGF grew little …

State and local taxes include all taxes levied within the State of Ohio, including such state taxes as the personal income tax, sales tax, and corporate franchise tax, as well as local taxes that …

• As a remedy to the economic devastation, Ohio passed its first sales tax in 1934 and created the LGF, with local governments receiving between 18% and 32% of sales tax revenue from 1935 …

In calendar year 2020, approximately $397.4 million was distributed from the state local government fund (LGF): approximately $376.7 million distributed to each county’s undivided …

State government shares a percentage of general tax revenue with local governments through the Local Government Fund and with public libraries through the Public Library Fund. The …

Jul 18, 2019 · Section 5747.50 | Apportioning local government fund to political subdivision or eligible taxing district. (A) As used in this section: (1) "County's proportionate share of the …

The Local Government Fund (LGF) is the main tax revenue sharing mechanism Ohio has with its local governments dating back to 1934 when the state first implemented its first sales tax, a …

Citizen's Guide to Property Taxes. Understanding Your Tax Bill. Notice of Assessment of Land and Improvements (Form 11) Status. Referendum Information. How to File an Appeal. …