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Lawmakers in Indiana are proposing a major shift in the state's tax structure, suggesting the replacement of property taxes with a service tax.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jul 14
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Lawmakers in Indiana are proposing a major shift in the state's tax structure, suggesting the replacement of property taxes with a service tax.

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  1. The Indiana General Assembly passed legislation on September 2nd, enacting property tax reductions in the state and creating a mayor-appointed entity in Indianapolis.Sub-event
  2. A joint effort is underway to educate elected officials on tax issues, driven by state statutes mandating taskforces due to tax changes in Indiana.Sub-event
  3. East Central Indiana is proposing a sales tax to replace the existing property tax structure.Sub-event
  4. Lawmakers propose replacing property taxes with a service tax in Indiana.1 source

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