Taxes
Huge Property Tax Cut for Morgan County Homeowners
August 4, 2008 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
Indianapolis, IN - August. 4, 2008 - (RealEstateRama) — Homeowners in Morgan County will soon see the first effects of the governor’s property tax relief plan when tax bills are mailed later this week. On average, homeowners in Morgan County will see a 64-percent cut in their 2008 property tax bills, according to information released by […]
Big Property Tax Cut for Dearborn County Homeowners
August 4, 2008 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
Indianapolis, IN - August 4, 2008 - (RealEstateRama) — Homeowners in Dearborn County will soon see the first effects of the governor’s property tax relief plan when tax bills are mailed later this week. On average, homeowners in Dearborn County will see a 23-percent cut in their 2008 property tax bills, according to information released by the State Office […]
Bayh-Hill Property Tax Relief Legislation Set To Become Law
August 4, 2008 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
President Bush will sign measure as part of housing bill;
up to one million Hoosier homeowners eligible for new deduction
Washington, DC - August 4, 2008 - (RealEstateRama) — Congress tomorrow morning is expected to send to President Bush for his signature federal property tax relief legislation authored by Senator Evan Bayh and Congressman Baron Hill. Saturday’s expected final […]
Governor signs property tax relief and reform bill
March 27, 2008 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
INDIANAPOLIS (March 19, 2008) - Governor Mitch Daniels today signed historic legislation that will provide significant property tax relief now and permanent protection against future property tax increases.
Buck and House colleagues begin efforts to ease taxpayers’ burden
November 23, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
(STATEHOUSE) Nov. 20, 2007 - State Rep. Jim Buck (R-Kokomo) and the legislators of the 115th Indiana General Assembly used Organization Day as the start of their efforts to ease Hoosier taxpayers’ property tax burden with permanent and comprehensive reform.
Rebate Scheme Proves Inefficient
November 6, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
(Statehouse) Nov. 5, 2007- The Department of Local Government Finance has released information about how much money Hoosiers are likely to receive in the latest episode of the ill-advised House Democrats’ property tax rebate scheme.
Deadline for property tax exemptions extended
October 10, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
The deadline for filing property tax exemptions in Indiana’s been extended.
The new deadline is October 15.
Realtors: LOIT would cut property taxes in half
September 25, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
Huntington County Council members will take at least a month to decide whether to boost income taxes to knock down property taxes.
The council took no action Monday night, following a presentation on property taxes and a plea from a group of real estate agents to take advantage of the plan.
Hershman: Homeowners can submit e-testimony on property tax reform New state Web site also offers many resources for taxpayers
September 20, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
(STATEHOUSE) – Sen. Brandt Hershman (R-Wheatfield) is encouraging Hoosiers to offer their personal experiences and suggestions for property tax reform by submitting e-testimony via the Web site of the State Commission on Tax and Financing Policy.
Property Tax Protest Draws Angry Homeowners
August 28, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
(Sylvan Lake - WANE) Some angry homeowners pitched their tax assessments into Sylvan Lake Sunday afternoon. It was part of a symbolic Indiana Tea Party, that called for complete abolishment of property taxes. “Since 2004, my bills have gone up 300%,” says Noble County resident, Hugh Eshelman, one of about 100 people gathered at Sylvan […]
4 percent cut proposed for Montgomery County property taxes
August 16, 2007 Posted by Indiana RealEstateRama
Amid eight Indiana counties that have come up with alternatives to relieving property tax payers, Montgomery County’s plan offers the lowest estimated property tax cut next year — 4 percent according to County Auditor Jeff Dossett.