Indiana’s Senate Enrolled Act 1 of 2025 delivered what many voters have wanted for years: lower property taxes. Homeowners ...
If approved, the new district would cover nearly all of Floyd County — excluding the city of New Albany — and require roughly ...
Homeowners will see modest short-term savings, then likely pay more through local income taxes. Businesses got a massive, permanent tax windfall.
INDIANAPOLIS — Gross assessed values for commercial, industrial and residential properties throughout Indiana collectively rose 12% from 2024 to 2025, according to a statewide comparison chart ...
Senate Enrolled Act 1 (SEA 1) of the 2025 session was the most significant overhaul of Indiana’s property taxes and local government finance system in a generation. Although the law presents ...
While most Indiana laws tend to take effect July 1, there are some provisions left for Jan. 1, 2026. A few are significant.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) — Indiana lawmakers are reminding certain residents they may be eligible for property tax credits under new laws. Due to recent changes to Indiana's property tax system ...
Indiana school officials are warning that the state’s new property tax overhaul is pushing districts into an unprecedented financial squeeze—which dozens of Hoosier superintendents say is already ...
Values for Hoosier houses collectively rose by less than commercial and industrial properties, according to an annual ratio study. (Getty Images) Gross assessed values for commercial, industrial and ...
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