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House Bill 399 - 135th General Assembly

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Modify organ donation tax credit; create employer credit

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To amend section 5747.98 and to enact section 5747.74 of the Revised Code to create an income tax credit for employers that provide paid leave to organ donors.
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Current Version

As Passed by the House
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Subjects

Health and Human Services: Health Care Taxation
 
 

Committees

House Ways and Means Committee
 
 

Legislation Documents

Legislation Text

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Analysis

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As Introduced (PDF)
 
 

Fiscal Notes

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Primary Sponsors

 
Richard D. Brown
District 5   D
 
Brian E. Lampton
District 70   R
 

Cosponsors

REPRESENTATIVES
Rachel B. Baker Sean P. Brennan Sara P. Carruthers Gary Click Jon Cross Richard Dell'Aquila Dave Dobos Elliot Forhan Michele Grim James M. Hoops Dani Isaacsohn Dontavius L. Jarrells P. Scott Lipps Beth Liston Adam Mathews Adam C. Miller Ismail Mohamed Thomas F. Patton Beryl Piccolantonio Phil Plummer Sharon A. Ray Elgin Rogers, Jr. C. Allison Russo Jean Schmidt Bill Seitz Veronica Sims Anita Somani Daniel P. Troy Casey Weinstein Jodi Whitted Josh Williams Tom Young