Ohio Lawmakers Debate Data Center Tax Break
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Ohio lawmakers aim to end a sales tax break for data centers, with House Speaker Matt Huffman arguing its outdated. The exemption, which covers equipment sales tax, has led to nearly two hundred data centers in the state, mostly near Columbus. Communities are frustrated due to energy drain and environmental concerns, with few permanent jobs created. The state could lose $300 million in tax revenue. Proponents, including Governor Mike DeWine, claim it drives economic growth and keeps businesses in Ohio. The debate reflects tensions between rapid growth and long-term community impacts.
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