The OMA testified this week in support of House Bill 121, which would allow businesses employing remote workers to elect a streamlined method of apportioning their net-profits tax collected by municipalities. This would reduce employers’ administrative burdens and compliance costs. Income tax withholdings wouldn’t be affected. For more, see this bill summary. Justin Cook, partner at Bricker Graydon LLP — the OMA’s general counsel — told lawmakers the bill “is a sensible step towards reducing administrative burdens on Ohio businesses.” Read Cook’s testimony. 4/25/2023