Bill > HB286

This bill proposes that if the state of Ohio legalizes internet gaming in the future, the tax revenue generated from such gaming would be strictly limited to three specific purposes: funding school districts, supporting publicly funded child care, and financing programs designed to address problem gaming (which refers to gambling addiction and its associated challenges). By establishing these predefined allocation categories, the bill aims to ensure that potential internet gaming tax revenue is directed toward important public services and social welfare initiatives, rather than being used for more general or discretionary state spending. The legislation proactively sets guidelines for the responsible use of tax revenue from a potential future internet gaming industry, prioritizing education, child care, and responsible gaming support.

Budget and Finance

https://www.legislature.ohio.gov/legislation/136/hb286