Ohio sales tax legislation

A bill introduced in the Ohio House of Representatives Wednesday would amend some of its interstate sales tax law, requiring vendors “using origin-based situsing rules to determine the appropriate sales tax jurisdiction in which a sale is taxable to continue to do so… (and) authorize those using destination-based sourcing to convert to origin-based situsing at their convenience.”

It would repeal Ohio’s “multiple points of use provisions for services & computer-related sales,” and authorize the Tax Commissioner to “develop plans for in-state and out-of-state vendors to collect and remit Ohio use taxes at a uniform rate.”