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Republican leaders plan to make up a $2 billion budget revenue shortfall by raising the cigarette tax, cutting public health and higher education funding, and spending down budget reserves.
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Gov. Mike Braun said he’ll sign the bill. He called it “historic” property tax relief that makes the system “fairer, more transparent, and easier to understand.”
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Student loan borrowers who had their debt forgiven under the SAVE plan will be required to pay income tax on the canceled amount.
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Help is likely on the way for property tax payers, but that help will also take time.
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The council decided on a 0.175 percent income tax increase to replace the existing Monroe County Jail, which the ACLU and sheriff’s office say is unsafe and beyond repair.
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With U.S. Sen. Mike Braun absent from the final debate, many of the attacks were aimed at Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch.
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A two-year task force is tasked with studying Indiana's entire tax system.
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The tax cut package Indiana lawmakers approved in the 2022 session gradually lowers the individual income tax rate by about 10 percent.
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As it is currently written, three council members support the proposed LIT increase, one member does not, three have unanswered questions, and two were not present during the vote.
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Hamilton’s memo called for $17 million in additional annual revenue from the LIT hike.