The Ohio Supreme Court Gives Municipalities a Victory
The state's high court rules Covid-19 municipal income tax provisions were constitutional.
Earlier this week, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled on the ability of municipalities to collect income tax from employees that worked from home, rather than their traditional place of work. The decision in Schaad v. Alder, not only gave the state’s cities and villages an important legal victory, the decision will emerge as a significant case study in the i…
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