Providing property tax relief and long-term reforms for Hoosiers

State creates new property tax deferral program

State lawmakers have created a new way to reduce Hoosier property tax bills — temporarily, at least.

GUEST COLUMN: Tax reform fleeces Hoosiers with new taxes

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Larry DeBoer: Property tax bill also reforms the local income tax

Editor’s note: Opinion content expressed by columnists is solely the opinion of that person and not the Daily Journal. The governor signed Senate Enrolled Act 1 into law on April 15. This is the bill that was introduced with the governor’s big tax cuts for homeowners, which would have caused large revenue losses for local governments. The Senate amended the bill to make the cuts much smaller and spread them to all taxpayers, with much smaller lo…

State Chamber comments on governor signing property tax relief bill

Gov. Mike Braun has signed Senate Bill 1, the property tax relief reform package, following its passage April 15 in the Indiana Senate (27-22).

Providing property tax relief and long-term reforms for Hoosiers

Legislation amended by House Republicans to provide property tax relief was recently signed into law by the governor and will lead to $1.3 billion in savings for Hoosier homeowners over the next three years.

Indiana’s New Property Tax Relief Law Raises Questions About Local Government Debt and School Funding – Accountant Log

The new law, signed by Governor Mike Braun on April 15, aims to cut $1.3 billion from property tax bills over three years through property tax credits and higher homestead exemptions. Limiting Local Government Bonds The law limits referendums or local public questions to general election dates and requires political subdivisions to wait one year after the expiration of previous general obligation bonds to issue more GO bonds. There is an excepti…