Mary Taylor: Credited as instrumental in passing House Bill 66, the 2005 tax-reform package cutting the personal income tax 21% over five years and eliminating the tangible personal property tax, corporate franchise tax, and inventory tax on businesses.

This is one of 1 dated entries in Mary Taylor's record in office on this site, filed as a bill dated 2005. The sentence above is the entry as this site states it; anyone else's reading of it is listed below in their words.

Date

2005

Evaluations

Policy Matters Ohio, 2009 retrospective

https://policymattersohio.org/research/the-2005-tax-overhaul-and-ohios-economy/

Said

Found the 2005 tax overhaul 'has not lived up to its promise,' removing more than $2 billion a year from the state budget while Ohio continued to lag national trends in employment, output, income and productivity.

Url

https://policymattersohio.org/research/the-2005-tax-overhaul-and-ohios-economy/

Kind

bill

What

Credited as instrumental in passing House Bill 66, the 2005 tax-reform package cutting the personal income tax 21% over five years and eliminating the tangible personal property tax, corporate franchise tax, and inventory tax on businesses.

• Record in office on Mary Taylor's page

1. https://www.ontheissues.org/Governor/Mary_Taylor_Tax_Reform.htm
2. https://policymattersohio.org/research/the-2005-tax-overhaul-and-ohios-economy/