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...ucation, an amount equal to one hundred per cent of the institution's tuition charges; (b) If the institution is a nonprofit private institution or a private institution exempt from regulation under Chapter 3332. of the Revised Code as prescribed in section 3333.046 of the Revised Code, an amount equal to one hundred per cent of the average tuition charges of all state universities; (c) If the institution is an...

...atching moneys equal to at least twenty per cent of the quarterly capitalization grant payment shall be credited to the fund. The Ohio water development authority may make moneys available to the director for the purpose of providing the matching moneys required by this division, subject to such terms as the director and the authority consider appropriate, and may pledge moneys that are held by the authority to secur...

...ity located in the county exceeds fifty per cent of the total population of the county, the board of county commissioners shall select three of the appointive members from persons nominated by the planning commission of that city. The board shall appoint three members from the unincorporated territory of the county from persons recommended by the townships to the county, except that, if one or more of those township...

...or each of the first two failures, five per cent of the amount required to be reported on the return; (b) For the third and any subsequent failure, ten per cent of the amount required to be reported on the return. (3) If a taxpayer that has made the election allowed under section 718.80 of the Revised Code fails to timely pay an amount of tax required to be paid under this chapter, the commissioner may impose a...

... than the following rates per year: two per cent in 1969, two per cent in 1970, three per cent in 1971, four per cent in 1972, and five per cent per annum beginning in 1973 and each year thereafter for sixty-two years. Except as provided in division (C) of this section, payments shall be fixed annually and paid on dates fixed by the board of trustees of the Ohio police and fire pension fund. (C) The board may ...

...he following amounts: (a) Twenty-five per cent of any damages up to ten million dollars; (b) Twenty per cent of any portion of any damages of ten million dollars or more but less than fifteen million dollars; (c) Fifteen per cent of any portion of any damages of fifteen million dollars or more but less than twenty million dollars; (d) Ten per cent of any portion of any damages of twenty million dollars or mor...

...ets of the subsidiary do not exceed ten per cent of the consolidated assets of the company that controls the bank, and the subsidiary is not controlled by any other company. (I) For purposes of this section: (1) "State bank" includes any subsidiary of a state bank. (2)(a) "Company" means any corporation, limited liability company, partnership, business or other trust, association, joint venture, pool syndicate, so...

...bank may invest, in the aggregate, five per cent of its paid-in capital and surplus, and a mutual state bank may invest, in the aggregate, five per cent of its retained earnings, in shares issued by the following: (a) Venture capital firms organized under the laws of the United States or of this state and having an office within this state, if, as a condition of a bank making an investment in a venture capital firm,...

...ollowing: (a) A building, seventy-five per cent or more of the square footage of which has been unoccupied and available for use in a trade or business for the twelve months immediately preceding the initial lease or purchase date described in division (B) of this section; (b) A business park, seventy-five per cent or more of the square footage of which has been unoccupied and available for use in a trade or ...

...secured funding equal to at least fifty per cent of the total production budget; (13) Estimated value of the tax credit based upon total budgeted eligible expenditures; (14) Estimated amount of state and local taxes to be generated in this state from the production; (15) Estimated economic impact of the production in this state; (16) Any other information considered necessary by the director. Within ni...

...y this section, equal to at least fifty per cent of the total cost of the project; (5) The estimated credit amount, which shall equal the lesser of five million dollars or twenty-five per cent of the production company's estimated qualified expenditures; (6) The estimated economic impact of the capital improvement project in this state as a whole, and in any community in this state in which the facilities or eq...

...utions amounting to not less than fifty per cent of the total state funding for the cultural project; (3) Specify that the funds shall be used only for construction; (4) Identify the facility to be constructed, renovated, remodeled, or improved; (5) Specify that the project scope meets the intent and purpose of the project appropriation and that the project can be completed and ready to support culture without exc...

...e of which equals approximately fifteen per cent of the estimated total value of all such purchases to be made in the current fiscal year. The director shall set aside the purchases selected for competition only by minority business enterprises, as defined in division (E)(1) of section 122.71 of the Revised Code. The competitive selection procedures for such purchases set aside shall be the same as for all other purc...

...rporation that contains at least thirty per cent of the county's population, if any; (3) The legislative authorities of municipal corporations and townships that contain at least sixty per cent of the county's population or, if the plan has been approved by a municipal corporation that contains at least sixty per cent of the county's population, by the legislative authorities of municipal corporations and township...

... deposit as follows: (a) Seventy-two per cent to the 9-1-1 government assistance fund. All interest earned on the 9-1-1 government assistance fund shall be credited to the fund. (b) One per cent to the 9-1-1 administrative fund; (c) Two per cent to the 9-1-1 program fund; (d) Twenty-five per cent to the next generation 9-1-1 fund. (3) The tax commissioner shall use the 9-1-1 administrative fund to defr...

...an the greater of fifty dollars or five per cent of the amount required to be remitted as described in division (B)(1)(b) of that section. (D) If a wireless service provider, reseller, or seller fails to comply with division (A)(1)(b) of section 128.46 of the Revised Code, the tax commissioner may impose a late-payment penalty of not more than the greater of fifty dollars or five per cent of the wireless 9-1-1 cha...

...ns the sum of the following: (a) Ten per cent of the general revenue fund revenues for the preceding fiscal year; (b) "Ending fund balance," which means one-half of one per cent of general revenue fund revenues for the preceding fiscal year; (c) "Carryover balance," which means, with respect to a fiscal biennium, the excess, if any, of the estimated general revenue fund appropriation and transfer requirement...

...te or rates not exceeding twenty-eight per cent per year on that portion of the unpaid principal balance of the loan not exceeding one thousand dollars and twenty-two per cent per year on any part of the unpaid principal balance exceeding one thousand dollars. A licensee may contract for and receive interest at the single annual rate that would earn the same total interest at maturity of the loan, when the loa...

...lary is valid for more than twenty-five per cent of the earnings, wages, or salary of any married person. No such assignment is valid for more than fifty per cent of the earnings, wages, or salary of any unmarried person. Assignments of wages have priority as to each other from the time they are filed with the employer of the assignor, and the balance due any married person after twenty-five per cent has been so ass...

... rate or rates not exceeding twenty-one per cent per year on the unpaid principal balances of the loan. Loans may be interest-bearing or precomputed. (B) For purposes of computation of time on interest-bearing and precomputed loans, including, but not limited to, the calculation of interest, a month is considered one-twelfth of a year, and a day is considered one three hundred sixty-fifth of a year when calculation ...

... rate or rates not exceeding twenty-one per cent per year and may compute interest in each billing cycle by either of the following methods: (1) By multiplying the daily rate by the daily unpaid balance of the account, in which case the daily rate is determined by dividing the annual rate by three hundred sixty-five; (2) By multiplying the monthly rate by the average daily unpaid balance of the account in the billi...

...ate or rates not exceeding twenty-eight per cent per year and may compute interest in each billing cycle by either of the following methods: (1) By multiplying the daily rate by the daily unpaid balance of the account, in which case the daily rate is determined by dividing the annual rate by three hundred sixty- five; (2) By multiplying the monthly rate by the average daily unpaid balance of the account in the bi...

...s that exceeds an amount equal to five per cent of its tax valuation and, except as specifically authorized by section 505.262 of the Revised Code or other laws, shall not incur any net indebtedness unless authorized by vote of the electors. (B) A township that has adopted a limited home rule government under Chapter 504. of the Revised Code shall not incur net indebtedness that exceeds an amount equal to ten...

...he holders of not less than twenty-five per cent in principal amount of the outstanding securities of that issue may appoint a trustee, who may be the fiscal agent, to represent those holders for the purposes provided in this division (B)(4). That trustee may, and upon written request of the holders of not less than twenty-five per cent in principal amount of those securities then outstanding shall, in its own name e...

... service to at least: (a) Twenty-five per cent of the households in its video service area within two years after the date it began providing video service in that area; (b) Fifty per cent of the households in its video service area within five years after the date it began providing video service in that area, except that a video service provider need not meet that fifty per cent requirement until two years ...