Ohio bill would give working families more money back

Make the earned income tax credit partially refundable

Introduced· 2026-05-13

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Who's it for: Everyday People

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This bill would help low-income workers in Ohio get more money back from their taxes, making it easier to pay for daily needs.

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What we think, in plain words.

This bill would let working families in Ohio get more money back from their taxes, even if they didn't owe much tax to begin with. Right now, if you don't owe enough tax, you might not get the full amount of the earned income tax credit. This change means more money could go directly into the pockets of people who work hard but earn lower wages. This extra money could help families pay for groceries, rent, or other important things. It is still early in the process, so people can still tell their lawmakers what they think.

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The facts

What the bill actually says, no spin.

The bill is called HB903 in Ohio.
It would change state rules to make the earned income tax credit partially refundable.
This means people could get a refund even if they didn't owe taxes.
The bill was introduced and sent to a committee in May 2026.