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Gov. John Kasich's tax proposal is getting criticism from fellow Republicans
Some GOP lawmakers think problems could arise from Kasich's proposed shift from income taxes to sales taxes
by WKSU's STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT BILL COHEN


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Republican Gov. John Kasich’s proposal for a major shift in Ohio’s taxes, as well as an overall tax cut has been the target of criticism from minority Democrats in the Legislature.

Now, it’s getting a lukewarm reception from some key Republicans.

That was evident today at a meeting of the House Finance Committee. There, Democratic and Republican lawmakers alike pressed for details from the man Kasich appointed to head the state tax department.

Statehouse correspondent Bill Cohen reports.

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