Indiana Gov. Braun introduces new property tax bill
Tuesday Indiana lawmakers heard testimony on Governor Mike Braun's property tax bill. Trump had previously addressed Mahomes’s wife Brittany and thanked her for supporting his campaign
Locals, lawmakers struggle to compromise on Indiana property tax relief
Frustrations escalated Tuesday over Indiana’s impending property tax relief plan that local Hoosier officials fear could bring deep cuts to municipal revenues. Lawmakers, meanwhile, were hard-pressed to find alternative ideas that appease local budgets and still deliver on promises to lower taxes.
New Indiana bill could save taxpayers thousands, but could hurt city services
Senate Bill 1 would cut property taxes by half in some cases, but that would take away from essential services like fire departments.
Indiana public schools stand to lose $1.8 billion over two years under property tax relief proposal
Schools receive a large portion of their funding through local property taxes, and some advocates said reducing those taxes without replacing that funding could leave some schools in a financial crisis.
A look at the Indiana Statehouse's property tax proposal
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Indiana constituents make property taxes a top issue at legislative forum
Property taxes are a top issue from some constituents at an Indiana legislative update in Warrick County. The Indiana Farm Bureau hosted the panel in Boonville on Saturday where several voters asked their legislators for property tax reform.
Munster eyes food and beverage tax, possible cuts if property tax bill passes
The Town of Munster will be staring down some hard choices if Senate Bill 1 and other bills aiming to cut property taxes make it past the finish line this legislative session, its councilors
Can local governments take the hit from Gov. Braun's property tax reform?
The Indiana Senate heard testimony Tuesday on Senate Bill 1, which currently reflects Gov. Mike Braun's proposed property tax reform plan.
Gov. Braun’s property tax bill receives first committee hearing
After much anticipation, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun’s property tax bill received its first hearing in the Senate’s Tax and Fiscal Policy Committee Tuesday. The committee only took testimony at this time given the complexity and gravity of Senate Bill 1.
Hearings begin on Gov. Braun property tax plan
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Senators embrace income tax rate cut; fate of property tax changes uncertain
A plan to reduce Indiana's personal income tax rate is moving forward at the Statehouse, while Gov. Mike Braun's call for ...
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Mayors warn of major cuts as property tax hearings begin
Indiana mayors warn lawmakers to adopt a more targeted approach to property tax reform to prevent significant cuts to public safety.
Indiana bill would save homeowners money and cost communities millions
Sky-high property taxes have put some homeowners in desperate straights. A bill to lower them could leave schools and police ...
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Indiana residency may be required for county tax appeals board members
"I believe a person that serves on a PTABOA should be an Indiana resident," said state Sen. Dan Dernulc, R-Highland.
Can you file taxes for free in Indiana in 2025? Find out before asking, ‘Where‘s my refund?'
Some eligible Hoosiers might be able to save money this tax season by submitting their documents to the IRS and to Indiana ...