20250528a - Tax Burdens and the Fight for Change in Hamilton County
Hamilton County's Tax Crisis: A Wake-Up Call
Did you know Hamilton County residents are shouldering the third-highest tax burden in Ohio? In this eye-opening episode, George breaks down the troubling reality of excessive property and sales taxes affecting local residents.
The discussion reveals a concerning disconnect between the high taxes paid and the actual services received by taxpayers. As election season approaches, there's a critical focus on potential solutions and the opportunity for meaningful change in local governance. Special attention is given to mayoral candidate Cory Bowman and his vision for Cincinnati. George emphasizes the importance of community involvement in shaping the county's financial future.
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In a lively discussion on the RestoredLiberty.us podcast, George highlighted the tax burdens faced by Hamilton County residents, revealing that they have the third highest property and sales taxes in Ohio. He emphasized the disparities in financial distribution, noting that taxpayers are not receiving adequate returns for their contributions.
With elections approaching, George expressed hope for change, particularly through the candidacy of Cory Bowman for mayor, urging listeners to get involved and advocate for reduced taxes and improved governance.
Worst counties in Ohio for Property and Sales Tax
County | Property Tax (Effective Rate) |
Property Tax (Estimated Annual) |
Sales Tax (Combined) |
Cuyahoga | 2.18% | $3,684 (on $168,700) | 8.00% |
Franklin | 1.64% | $2,767 (on $168,700) | 8.00% |
Hamilton | 1.61% | $2,716 (on $168,700) | 7.80% |
Worst Counties in Ohio for Spending per Taxpayer
County | Taxpayers (2025) |
Budget 2025 ($M) |
Spending Per Taxpayer ($) |
Franklin | 741332 | 1500 | $2,023 |
Summit | 302640 | 600 | $1,982 |
Hamilton | 465158 | 800 | $1,720 |
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