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Ohioâs Homestead Exemption Protects Your House In Bankruptcy. Posted April 9, 2014 by Russ Cope & filed under Chapter 13, Chapter 7 Bankruptcy, Debt Collection, Ohio Bankruptcy Exemptions, Ohio Laws, The Bankruptcy Discharge. Last Updated May 18, 2016. Historically, a creditor could take everything you owned in payment of your debt.
Larry Gearhardt, taxation field specialist at The Ohio State University, highlights the notable adjustments to the Homestead Exemption: Beginning with the tax year 2014, new participants in the homestead exemption program will be subject to a means test. The exemption will only be available to those otherwise eligible taxpayers with household incomes that do not exceed $30,000, as measured by Ohio adjusted gross income for the preceding year. That amount will be indexed to inflation each fall and is expected to be around $30,400 for tax year 2014.