Question reviewed
Answer
Verdict on the wording above: Contradicted Reliable evidence conflicts with the claim as stated (unit, relationship, status or fact). It does not prove bad faith. How verdicts work →
- How it was framed
- A question DataCenterData examined; no one is quoted.
- What the evidence establishes
- No one is quoted saying this; DataCenterData framed and tested the reading. The evidence conflicts with it as worded: Ohio Revised Code §122.175 still supplies the eligibility framework: at least $100 million in project investment and at least $1.5 million in annual qualifying payroll, with agreement and annual verification requirements.
- Biggest limitation
- Net fiscal result of any named project; whether a named project complied with or received an exemption.
- Checked
- 12 September 2026 · Next review: no trigger recorded · History (1) →
Evidence
What the evidence supports
Ohio Revised Code §122.175 still supplies the eligibility framework: at least $100 million in project investment and at least $1.5 million in annual qualifying payroll, with agreement and annual verification requirements. It authorizes a complete or partial sales-and-use-tax exemption for qualifying data-center equipment. It does not by itself mean a qualifying project pays no taxes, and it does not repeal existing agreements. Whether new exemption requests remain paused is a separate claim (ohio-exemption-pause).
Still unknown
Net fiscal result of any named project; whether a named project complied with or received an exemption.
Sources
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Ohio data-center tax-exemption statute → Archived copy Gov. record
Exact location https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code/section-122.175
What it supports The statute authorizes a complete or partial equipment sales-and-use-tax exemption for qualifying projects. It does not erase payroll withholding, all real-property taxes, local charges or negotiated payments, and it does not repeal existing agreements.
Conflicting evidence
The contradiction is documented in the cited sources listed under Evidence. No separate counterevidence entry has been recorded yet.
Corrections and history
Correction · 12 September 2026 · Software-assisted second check
Record → Taxes / incentives
Field Taxes / incentives
From Partially supported
To Contradicted
Why The statute authorizes a complete or partial equipment sales-and-use-tax exemption; it does not establish that a qualifying project pays no taxes.
Evidence re-reading of the sources already cited on this claim; no new source.
Review details
Scope
- Unit
- Taxes / incentives
- Geography
- Ohio
- Period
- None recorded
- Confidence
- medium
- Kind
- Question reviewed
Chronology
- Published — Ohio data-center tax-exemption statute
- Source retrieved
- Changed verdict recorded
- Checked by DataCenterData
- Date not established Next review: no trigger recorded
Data
Suggest a correction
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