The Indiana General Assembly passed legislation on September 2nd, enacting property tax reductions in the state and creating a mayor-appointed entity in Indianapolis.
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The Indiana General Assembly passed legislation on September 2nd, enacting property tax reductions in the state and creating a mayor-appointed entity in Indianapolis.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The new Act lowers property tax revenue for schools and directs state tax revenue toward education funding.1 source
Indiana Assembly votes on bills regarding property tax reductions and new entities in Indianapolis.1 source
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- Indiana Commission for Higher Education operates under state law regarding funding priorities.