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State Of Ohio v. Secretary, Department of Treasury, et al
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April 09, 2021
GOP Lawmakers Want Fed. Relief Law's Tax Provision Blocked
A provision in the federal pandemic relief law disallowing states from using relief funds to "directly or indirectly" cut taxes or else risk losing money is unconstitutional, 74 Republican members of Congress told a federal court Friday.
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March 17, 2021
Ohio Sues Treasury Over Limit On State Tax Cuts In Relief Law
Ohio asked a federal court Wednesday to block a provision in the federal coronavirus relief bill signed into law last week that threatens to withhold federal funds from states that directly or indirectly use those funds to cut taxes.
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