Owners who rent space to Ohio charter schools aren’t exempt from property taxes
From The Columbus Dispatch: Landlords who rent commercial buildings to Ohio charter schools are not exempt from paying property taxes, the state Supreme Court has ruled. Many schools or their for-profit management companies across the state may have to pay years of back taxes, charter advocates say. The court’s decision overturned a ruling by the state Board of Tax Appeals concerning a for-profit entity that leased property to Cincinnati College Preparatory Academy.
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