Senator reveals latest version of Iowa property tax relief plan - Radio Iowa

Iowa Senate advances new draft of property tax reforms - The Daily Iowan

Iowa Senate lawmakers advanced a second draft of Iowa Republicans’ proposed property tax overhaul that would make the largest changes to the state’s property tax system since the 1970s. The bill, Senate Study Bill 1227, would make a number of reforms to the property tax system, but it is a second draft of the changes Iowa lawmakers are considering for the property tax system after they unveiled a first draft in March. The bill would eliminate th…

Iowa lawmakers unveil latest property tax relief measure

The latest version — Senate Study Bill 1227 — slows the elimination of the state’s property tax rollback system and alters the method in which home values would be taxed.

Dawson proposes latest property tax relief plan

(Des Moines) -- A key GOP senator has unveiled a new version of a property tax reform package.

Senator reveals latest version of Iowa property tax relief plan - Radio Iowa

A key GOP senator has unveiled a new version of a property tax reform package. It no longer includes a $50,000 property tax exemption for homeowners. Senator Dan Dawson of Council Bluffs, chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee, said that “one size fits all” number didn’t work, since it would wipe out most […]

Property tax symposium planned for May 14

The Taxpayers Association of Central Iowa’s annual symposium will be at 7:30 a.m. May 14 at the Greater Des Moines Botanical Gardens, 909 Robert D. Ray Drive. Abir Mandal, co-author of “Securing property tax relief in Iowa,” is the keynote speaker. Mandal is a senior policy analyst at the Washington, D.C.,-based Tax Foundation. Mandal will…

Senators reveals tweaks to property tax reform plan

(Radio Iowa) – A key G-O-P senator has unveiled a new version of a property tax reform package. It no longer provides a 50-thousand dollar property tax exemption for homeowners. Dan Dawson of Council Bluffs — chairman of the Senate Ways and Means Committee — says that one size fits all number didn’t work, since it would wipe out most property tax revenue for small towns where home values are low. https://www.kjan.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/…