pimpdaddee28
06-16-2017, 03:18 PM
Can't believe there isn't a thread on this yet!!
https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2017/05/23/proposed-ohio-bill-would-legalize-fireworks-for-private-use
I'm sure every Ohio pyro remembers the proposed Ohio Fireworks Bill back in November/December 2014. It had passed the House, but then it was kinda filibustered by the Senate as it didn't even reach the Senate floor for a vote. We've been waiting several years now for a new bill to pop up and finally...we have one. This new bill would allow the use of all types of 1.4G fireworks and, if passed, the new laws would take effect starting in 2020.
The new bill is pretty much your standard fireworks bill that has the same (or similar) template that all of the other states (that allow the use of 1.4G fireworks) use. Although I read somewhere that in this proposed bill the extra 4% tax only applies to items that are purchased via retail pricing, but not wholesale pricing (I'd like to know from you guys if that's accurate or if other states have that distinction within their fireworks laws).
https://www.clevescene.com/scene-and-heard/archives/2017/05/23/proposed-ohio-bill-would-legalize-fireworks-for-private-use
I'm sure every Ohio pyro remembers the proposed Ohio Fireworks Bill back in November/December 2014. It had passed the House, but then it was kinda filibustered by the Senate as it didn't even reach the Senate floor for a vote. We've been waiting several years now for a new bill to pop up and finally...we have one. This new bill would allow the use of all types of 1.4G fireworks and, if passed, the new laws would take effect starting in 2020.
The new bill is pretty much your standard fireworks bill that has the same (or similar) template that all of the other states (that allow the use of 1.4G fireworks) use. Although I read somewhere that in this proposed bill the extra 4% tax only applies to items that are purchased via retail pricing, but not wholesale pricing (I'd like to know from you guys if that's accurate or if other states have that distinction within their fireworks laws).