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As per usual, an opportunity to make real and significant change is wasted yet again.
Agreed! $300 isn’t called relief.
What an absolute joke. This isn’t a tax cut, it’s a sham! Now we will have to see other local taxes increase to make up for it too.
This is nothing but stealing $1.3B from local schools, libraries, parks, police, fire departments, emergency services, and maintenance depts. Essential services. This isn’t sustainable.
Too much fat in schools. They can adjust like business owners have to each time the dynamics change.
Real property tax relief is elimination.
Schools are not educating our kids. Fix that first.
Go to a consumption tax.
DOGE Indiana please, so we get more value for our tax dollars.
Braun- time to get tough. Please don’t be another Holcomb.
Consumption taxes are regressive. Use the dollars from the unnecessary reduction in income taxes to provide targeted property tax relief to those needing it most – veterans and retired persons.
Lets just take another step to dumb down our citizenry by taking funding away from schools
It’s easy to give back $300 when assessed values go up $400.
This article touts one side of the equation. We need to focus on how we will replace the lost revenue, or discuss the spending that will be cut to compensate.
Correct
Nothing about the increase in local income taxes allowed. Guarantee those will go up way more than $300.