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...that a longer period is necessary. (e) Insurance for the replacement value of the property in connection with the move and necessary storage. (f) The replacement value of property lost, stolen, or damaged in the process of moving (not through the fault or negligence of the displaced person, his or her agent, or employee) where insurance covering such loss, theft, or damage is not reasonably available. (g) Other mo...

...tgagee's evidence of title; e.g., title insurance, not to exceed the costs for a comparable replacement dwelling. (g) Escrow agent's fee. (h) State revenue or documentary stamps, sales or transfer taxes (not to exceed the costs for a comparable replacement dwelling). (i) Such other costs as the agency determines to be incidental to the purchase. (6) Rental assistance payment for a ninety-day homeowner: a nine...

...tgagee's evidence of title; e.g., title insurance, not to exceed the costs for a comparable replacement dwelling. (g) Escrow agent's fee. (h) State revenue or documentary stamps, sales or transfer taxes (not to exceed the costs for a comparable replacement dwelling). (i) Such other costs as the agency determines to be incidental to the purchase. (6) Rental assistance payment for a ninety-day homeowner: a nine...

..., materials, other tangible assets, and insurance, but excluding real property or an interest in real property. (R) "State agency" has the same meaning as in section 1.60 of the Revised Code, but does not include the elected state officers, the general assembly or any legislative agency, a court or any judicial agency, or a state institution of higher education. (S) "Veteran" means any person who has completed serv...

..., materials, other tangible assets, and insurance, but excluding real property or an interest in real property. (K) "State agency" has the same meaning as in section 1.60 of the Revised Code, but does not include the elected state officers, the general assembly or any legislative agency, a court or any judicial agency, or a state institution of higher education. (L) "Director" or "Department" as use...

...the disabled child applied for medicare insurance, and (e) Any other information that the board deems relevant. (I) (1) A spouse who has access to medical and/or prescription coverage through employment must secure it as primary coverage, regardless of cost. Notwithstanding this provision, primary dental and vision coverage and secondary medical and prescription coverage may be elected ...

...the disabled child applied for medicare insurance; and (e) Any other information that the board deems relevant. (K) (1) A pre-medicare spouse who has access to medical and/or prescription coverage through employment must secure it as primary coverage, regardless of cost. Notwithstanding this provision, primary dental and vision coverage and secondary medical and prescription coverage ma...

...se. (5) The location of either the insurance company that issued or the insurance agent that sold any policy of insurance to the individual or the individual's spouse including, but not limited to, life, health, disability, automobile, or homeowner's insurance. (6) The location of law firms, accounting firms, and similar professionals utilized by the individual or the individual's spouse for...

...er. (5) The location of either the insurance company that issued or the insurance agent that sold any insurance policy to the taxpayer. (6) The location of professionals utilized by the taxpayer for legal, tax, accounting, financial, medical, veterinary, or retirement services. (7) The location or identity of recipients of political contributions made by the taxpayer. (8) The location of ...

...nal property to the superintendent of insurance of Ohio, the superintendent of financial institutions and the superintendent of building and loan associations of Ohio, in their capacities as liquidators of closed institutions under their respective jurisdictions, are not sales to the state or any of its political subdivisions within the meaning of division (B)(1) of section 5739.02 of the Revised Code and...

... compliance issued by the department of insurance.

...report; (2) The claim or report to the insurance company and the results of the insurance company investigation; and (3) Any other information required by the department of taxation. The application must be filed with the department within the period prescribed by section 5743.05 of the Revised Code. (C) A wholesale dealer who has lost cigarettes to a theft must notify the department of taxati...

...rt; (2) The claim or report to the insurance company and the results of the insurance company investigation; and (3) Any other information requested by the department of taxation. The burden of proof is on the claimant to show that the cigarettes were, in fact, stolen. Tax on unaccounted loss or inventory shrinkage is not subject to refund. (C) A wholesale dealer who has lost cigarettes to...

...o determine the historical value or insurance value of county buildings; (c) The county auditor's salary, pursuant to section 325.01 of the Revised Code; (d) Administrative expenses of the county budget commission; and (e) Expenses of the county engineer incurred in the drafting of tax maps, pursuant to section 5713.10 of the Revised Code. (2) Costs associated with activities not related to re...

...ees associated with the division's life insurance policy. Receipts from this service are sitused to New York, because the agency services were primarily received by the New York division. (ii) The primary location of the management operations of the purchaser's business unit; and For example, an advertising agency works with a multi-state manufacturer to develop an advertising campaign for i...

...me tax, financial institutions tax, insurance premiums tax, or, if applicable, any credit amount that a pass-through entity passed through to its owners to the extent the owners received the benefit of such credit. If authorized by statute, the recipient of a credit that is a pass-through entity may elect to pass through the credit to such entity's owners. A recipient that makes that election ...

...t limited to (a) Debt management; (b) Insurance programs; (c) Retiree issues; (5) Veteran healthcare, including but not limited to (a) Employee health; (b) Environmental exposures; (c) Mental health issues and resources; (d) Traumatic brain injury; (e) Suicide prevention; (f) Nursing home, domiciliary, and other medical care; (6) Operations of county veterans service commissions and other veter...

...t limited to (a) Debt management; (b) Insurance programs; (c) Retiree issues; (5) Veteran healthcare, including but not limited to (a) Employee health; (b) Environmental exposures; (c) Mental health issues and resources; (d) Traumatic brain injury; (e) Suicide prevention; (f) Nursing home, domiciliary, and other medical care; (6) Operations of county veterans service commissions and other veter...

...e, benefit payments from long-term care insurance plans, dividends, social security, railroad retirement or other pension or retirement benefits. For veterans applying for admission to an Ohio veterans' home on or after January 1, 2006, "income" shall include the income of the veteran, the veteran's spouse and any bona fide dependent of the veteran. For purpose of these rules, a "bona fide depende...

...c) Benefit payments from long-term care insurance plans; (d) Dividends; (e) Social security; (f) Railroad retirement; and (g) Other pension or retirement benefits. (2) For purposes of this rule, income does not include; (a) Earnings received as part of the incentive therapy program. These earnings will be assessed pursuant to paragraph (C)(1)(c) of this rule. (b) Any funds received by a residen...