We’re all needing bigger and bigger stacks of cash to pay our property tax bills. Should ending or restricting abatements and exemptions for non-profits be part of the conversation? (Ed Pevos | MLive.com file)Ed Pevos | MLive.com fileBy

• Today in Ohio | cleveland.com

While Ohio homeowners watch their property tax bills skyrocket, a staggering $90 billion worth of property across the state sits completely tax-free. That revelation, discussed in detail on Monday’s Today in Ohio podcast, sheds new light on a system that’s increasingly shifting the tax burden onto individual homeowners.

“Ohio’s property tax crisis is the story of the year for the state, worthy of non-stop analysis as our lawmakers carry us over a cliff toward chaos,” said Chris Quinn, introducing topic on the podcast, based on a story by Anna Staver.

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