HB642

Remove limit on certain tax net operating loss carry-forwards

House | Introduced In House

๐Ÿ“‹ What This Bill Does

This bill amends sections of the Ohio Revised Code to remove the five-year limit on municipal income tax net operating loss carry-forwards, allowing taxpayers to carry forward losses indefinitely until fully utilized. It applies to individuals and entities subject to municipal income tax and affects the calculation of municipal taxable income.

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Rationale

The bill supports economic liberty by allowing businesses and individuals to utilize tax losses without a time limit, which aligns with the Libertarian principles of free markets and property rights. However, it still involves government regulation of taxation, which may not fully align with the Libertarian Party's emphasis on minimal government intervention.

Risks and Concerns

  • Potential for increased government involvement in tax regulations
  • May lead to unintended consequences in municipal tax revenues

Platform Citations (4)

2.1 Aggression, Property, and Contract SUPPORTS
Supports property rights and economic freedom.
2.0 Economic Liberty SUPPORTS
Encourages free market principles by allowing indefinite carry-forwards.
free_markets SUPPORTS
Aligns with the belief in free markets and property rights.
taxation_spending OPPOSES
Involves government taxation which may conflict with the call for reduced taxes.
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