Ohio Revised Code Search

...ce of business within the state for the primary purpose of establishing, expanding, renovating, or occupying a facility, indicating separately for each enterprise the political subdivision in which the enterprise closed or reduced employment at a place of business and the number of full-time employees transferred and retained by each such place of business; (b) The number of enterprises that are subject to agreement...

...e of business within the state for the primary purpose of remediating and establishing, expanding, renovating, or occupying a facility, indicating separately for each such enterprise the political subdivision in which the enterprise closed or reduced employment at a place of business and the number of full-time employees transferred and retained by each such place of business; (b) The number of enterprises tha...

...service operation, may keep a sample of primary sales records. Such sample shall consist of all sales invoices, guest checks, cash register tapes, and other such documents for each of fourteen days in every calendar quarter. The specific days to be included in the sample shall be determined by the tax commissioner and entered in the commissioner's journal within ten days after the close of every calendar quarter. The...

...ntal disabilities, and the elderly; for primary and secondary education; for medical assistance; and for any other purposes authorized by law, subject to the limitation that at least fifty per cent of the income tax collected by the state from the tax imposed by section 5747.02 of the Revised Code shall be returned pursuant to Section 9 of Article XII, Ohio Constitution. (2) To ensure that such constitutional requi...

...marily awards academic scholarships for primary and secondary school students. (3) It prioritizes awarding its scholarships to low-income primary and secondary school students. The attorney general shall notify the applicant of the attorney general's determination within thirty days after the attorney general receives the application. The attorney general shall maintain a list of all scholarship granting organi...

... purchase costs for the account owner's primary residence and account fees imposed on the account owner. (6) "Primary residence" means a homestead located in this state that is or will be the account owner's principal place of residence at the time the eligible expenses are incurred and for which the account owner receives or will receive a reduction in real property taxes or manufactured home taxes under division...

... The person's name; (2) The person's primary address; (3) The business or industry codes for the person; (4) The person's federal employer identification number or social security number or equivalent, as applicable; (5) The person's organizational type; (6) The date the person is first subject to the tax imposed by this chapter; (7) The names, addresses, federal identification numbers or social sec...

....03 of the Revised Code, shall exercise primary authority to adopt, amend, rescind, administer, and enforce rules with respect to all of the following: (1) The establishment, construction, reconstruction, improvement, repair, operation, and maintenance of its sewerage systems, treatment works, and disposal systems; (2) The establishment and modification of rates or charges to be made of users of its sewerage system...

..., an election shall be held at the next primary or general election occurring more than ninety days from the date of the finding of the sufficiency of the petition. The election authorities shall publish notice and make all arrangements for holding the election, which shall be conducted and the result thereof returned and declared in all respects as are the results of regular municipal elections. (C) The nomination ...

...g party on the day of the next general, primary, or special election occurring at least ninety days after the ordinance or resolution is filed with the board of elections. If any of the contracting parties is a township, however, then only the township or townships shall submit the resolution to the electors. The board of elections shall not submit an ordinance or resolution filed under this division to the electors ...

...pproval at the next succeeding general, primary, or special election. The legislative authority of the county shall file with the board of elections at least ninety days before the day of the election a copy of the resolution of the board of township trustees approving the contract. The resolution of the legislative authority of the county also shall specify the date the election is to be held and shall direct the bo...

...pproval at the next succeeding general, primary, or special election. (3) Any contract creating a district in which a board of township trustees is a party shall provide that the contract is not effective before the thirty-first day after its approval, including approval by the electors of the township if required by this section. (4) If the board of township trustees invokes its authority under division (M)(1) o...

...Ohio municipal corporation that was the primary place of business of the sole member of the limited liability company consented to the election. (b) For purposes of division (L)(2)(a)(v) of this section, a municipal corporation was the primary place of business of a limited liability company if, for the limited liability company's taxable year ending in 2003, its income tax liability was greater in that municipal ...

...ay not be held on the day for holding a primary election as authorized by the municipal corporation's charter unless the municipal corporation is to have a primary election on that day. After the legislative authority and board of education have entered into the agreement, the legislative authority shall provide for levying the tax by ordinance. The ordinance shall include the provisions described in division (A) o...

... four years. Except in villages where a primary election was held in 1961 for the nomination of candidates for member of the legislative authority, the four candidates who receive the greatest number of votes cast shall be elected for terms of four years, and the two candidates who receive the next greatest number of the votes cast shall be elected for terms of two years. All candidates nominated prior to June...

...ot make an investment decision with the primary purpose of influencing any social or environmental policy or attempting to influence the governance of any corporation. To facilitate investment of the funds, the board may establish a partnership, trust, limited liability company, corporation, including a corporation exempt from taxation under the Internal Revenue Code, 100 Stat. 2085, 26 U.S.C.A. 1, as amended, or a...

...ollowing information: (1) The board's primary purpose and its various goals and objectives; (2) The board's past and anticipated workload, the number of staff required to complete that workload, and the board's total number of staff; (3) The board's past and anticipated budgets and its sources of funding; (4) The number of members of its governing board or other governing entity and their compensation, if any...

...llowing information: (1) The agency's primary purpose and its various goals and objectives; (2) The agency's past and anticipated workload, the number of staff required to complete that workload, and the agency's total number of staff; (3) The agency's past and anticipated budgets and its sources of funding; (4) The number of members of its governing board or other governing entity and their compensation, if ...

...regarding the state's administration of primary workforce programs, including the following programs: (A) The adult basic and literacy education program; (B) Programs administered under the federal "Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act of 2006," 120 Stat. 683, 20 U.S.C. 2301 et seq., as amended; (C) State aid and scholarships administered by the department of higher education; (D) Programs administe...

...all of such meanings, regardless of the primary meaning of any use of the term, that is necessary in any circumstances to effect the purposes of such sections. (C) An executor, administrator, guardian, or other conservator of the estate of a decedent, incompetent, or other similarly protected person is, when holding assets in which a charitable trust has a vested or contingent interest and to the extent that such se...

... attorney dedicated to the center whose primary job responsibility is to monitor federal executive orders, federal statutes, and federal regulations for possible overreach. If the center determines a federal executive order, federal statute, or federal regulation is not supported by law, the center shall prepare and make a recommendation to the office of the solicitor general. The solicitor general shall advise the a...

...private organizations that, among their primary objectives, address missing children issues and matters; (k) How to avoid becoming a missing child and what to do if one becomes a missing child; (l) Efforts that schools, parents, and members of a community can undertake to reduce the risk that a minor will become a missing child and to quickly locate or identify a minor if he becomes a missing child, including, ...

...tropolitan housing authority, and whose primary duties are to preserve the peace, to protect life and property, and to enforce the laws of this state, ordinances of a municipal corporation, resolutions of a township, or regulations of a board of county commissioners or board of township trustees, or any of those laws, ordinances, resolutions, or regulations; (2) A police officer who is employed by a railroad compa...

...s any underwriter, in connection with a primary distribution of securities, that is any of the following: (a) In privity of contract with the issuer or an affiliated person of the issuer; (b) Acting alone or in concert with one or more other persons, initiates or directs the formation of an underwriting syndicate; (c) Allowed a rate of gross commission, spread, or other profit greater than the rate allowed another...

...eement may provide that the trustee has primary responsibility for custody of the funds and investments in order to execute an owner's instructions. The treasurer of state or the treasurer's authorized agent may enter into additional agreements as necessary to facilitate an owner's transactions.