Gov. Mike DeWine says Ohio’s new property tax reform will offer relief to property owners while maintaining funding for schools and local services, with changes taking effect later this year.
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Ohio lawmakers approved a series of property tax reforms aimed at lowering bills statewide, though homeowners will not see changes until second-half tax bills later this year.
Newly signed Ohio property tax reform laws could bring financial relief to homeowners through increased credits, inflation-based limits and potential tax rate reductions starting in 2026.
Ohio lawmakers are prioritizing property tax relief this fall as Gov. Mike DeWine’s task force prepares to unveil reform recommendations.