








State Representative Mark Romanchuk (R-Ontario) has announced that the Ohio House of Representatives yesterday passed the conference committee report for House Bill 483, legislation that makes appropriation and policy changes as part of the Mid-Biennial Review (MBR), a package of bills that strives to initiate reforms to state spending, agency operations, and state policies and programs.
House Bill 483 accomplishes the goal of putting more money into Ohioans’ pockets and supporting local services that will strengthen Ohio’s communities. It maintains the Ohio House’s continued commitment to laying a foundation for a successful future for the state as a whole and for the families and small businesses within Ohio’s borders. Through a series of tax cuts and new tax relief for low- and middle-income Ohioans, House Bill 483 prioritizes the issues that matter most to Ohioans: services for the poor and vulnerable, additional resources for education, and vital investments in local governments.
Some components of House Bill 483 include:
“By passing House Bill 483, the Ohio Legislature was able to return hard-earned money to the residents of Richland County in the form of tax cuts and spending reductions,” said Rep. Romanchuk.
The conference report for House Bill 483 was passed by the House with bipartisan support.
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