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The base rate of farmland will fall 3 percent from $1,610 per acre for taxes this year to $1,560 in for taxes in 2020. Indiana’s…
READ MOREAre you sitting down? I’ll pause typing for a moment so you can find a chair. Good. On Monday, Dec. 10, for the first time…
READ MOREIndiana school districts can propose referenda to ask their voters for added property tax revenue. Twelve referenda were proposed on election day, and eight passed.…
READ MOREEarly voting has started in Indiana, and voters will see a constitutional amendment question on their ballot. The question asks whether the Indiana Constitution should…
READ MOREThe growth rate of gross domestic product was higher than the unemployment rate last quarter. GDP adjusted for inflation increased 4.2 percent. The unemployment rate…
READ MOREThe economy is growing. The expansion is nine years old and counting. The labor market is tight. There are more job openings than there are…
READ MOREJuly is closeout month for the Indiana state budget. The state auditor releases the final revenue, spending and balance numbers for the fiscal year just…
READ MOREIndiana has used local income taxes since 1974, but in 2017 we made big changes in how they work. There used to be three, or…
READ MOREEvery May and November some Indiana school districts ask their voters to approve property tax increases. There are construction project referenda to pay for school…
READ MOREThe Congressional Budget Office came out with their ten-year economic and budget projections earlier this month. The CBO is nonpartisan, which means they don’t have…
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What Has Happened to Indiana Local Income Tax Rates in 2019?
Indiana reformed its local income taxes during the 2015 legislative session, and the new set-up took effect in 2017. The old income tax acronyms, CAGIT,…
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