Ohio Tax Incentives
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Ohio Tax Incentives
Page Contents
- Business Incentives Tax Credits
- High School/High Tech
- Office of Tax Incentives
- Ohio Training Tax Credit Program
- Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Motor Vehicles
Business Incentives Tax Credits
Twelve investment and incentive programs are highlighted on this link. The associated chart of state tax credits programs offered to Ohio businesses clearly explains programs, funding mechanisms, incentive plans, and application procedures. The programs focuses resources in businesses that expand or locate in Ohio, retain jobs, invest in research/technology and train employees; especially employees with disabilities.
High School/High Tech
High School/High Tech is a program that encourages youth with disabilities to explore career choices in technical fields of study like Math, Science and Engineering. Through this program, students will be prepared to fill meaningful positions in Ohio’s high tech markets. The High School/High Tech program incorporates a mix of learning experiences that broaden the educational horizons for students. This program empowers students to take a meaningful place in the high tech marketplace of the twenty-first century.
The goals for our participants are to graduate from school and go on to post secondary education or obtain employment in the technology field.
Office of Tax Incentives
The Office of Tax Incentive supports activities involving tax credits for job creation and retention in Ohio.
Ohio Training Tax Credit Program
The Ohio Training Tax Credit Program is a nonrefundable franchise tax credit designed to encourage Ohio's corporations to provide necessary training to its current Ohio workforce that is at risk of being displaced because of skill deficiencies or the inability to use new technologies, or to provide job skills to eligible employees that enable them to perform other job duties for the taxpayer.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services and Motor Vehicles
This guide is mainly about the Rehabilitation Services Commission (RSC) and its rules for purchasing, modifying and upgrading a vehicle and equipment to operate the vehicle for Rehabilitation Services Commission's clients. Challenging these rules is also covered in this guide.
It also has some basic information about vocational rehabilitation, who is eligible for these services and what vocational services are available in Ohio.
Vocational Rehabilitation Services & Motor Vehicles
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