The Ohio Legislature has introduced House Bill 109, which addresses the regulation and taxation of short-term rental properties.
This bill proposes to limit local governments’ authority to regulate short-term rentals, extend local lodging taxes to these properties, and require short-term rental platforms to collect these taxes. Additionally, it includes provisions for the electronic issuance of real estate licenses.
Currently, HB 109 is in the early stages of the legislative process and has been referred to the House Development Committee. The primary sponsor of the bill is Representative Justin Pizzulli.
We are closely monitoring the progress of this bill and will keep you informed of any significant developments. Your awareness and engagement are crucial as we navigate these potential changes together.