Summary
A Columbus House bill would require voter approval before cities could reduce or repeal reciprocity tax credits. Stow residents currently get 100% reciprocity on taxes for work done outside the city — changing that would now need to go to the ballot.
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Last discussed Feb 26, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could limit the city's ability to change reciprocity credits — a potential revenue lever — without voter approval.
Commuters who work outside Stow keep their full 100% credit protected by the ballot requirement.
The city would need voter approval to use reciprocity changes as a revenue option.
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