Ohio’s Commercial Activity Tax: Tax Reform and the Cost of Doing Business

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Ohio’s Commercial Activity Tax: Tax Reform and the Cost of Doing Business

Thomas Niedzielski describes Ohio’s commercial activity tax and explores the potential impact of the pending litigation in Ohio Grocers Association v. Wilkins and Overstock.com, Inc. v. Levin.

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