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Indiana seems to have more than enough money rolling in to cover the expanded tax cut proposal recently unveiled by Republican Gov. Eric Holcomb and set for action Monday at

If Gov. Holcombs income tax proposal is fully implemented, a Hoosier earning $50,000 a year would pay $1,450 a year in state income tax, instead of $1,615 — an annual

"Under our tax cut plan, we would put about $1.3 billion back in Hoosiers pockets while continuing to protect Indianas financial future," said House Speaker Todd Huston, R-Fishers.

The state debt ratio targeted for this year is achievable based on the data available by November so the debt rule stipulated by the constitution can also be me

The state of Indiana has an unprecedented opportunity to invest billions of dollars in its citizens and infrastructure, permanently reduce taxes, or possibly all of the above.

Law on State Debt amended

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Got to and this is hurting the poor, this is not hurting the rich is hurting families like mine growing up i could not put food on the table. this ridiculous inflation, we have to live within our means like every family does. chris: you talk about that, deficit in the trump tax cuts which are passed in 2017 the year before you were elected to the senate, estimated by the budget office, it is going to increase the deficit by over $2 trillion over 11 years, should the trump tax cut be repealed? >>...

Got to and this is hurting the poor, this is not hurting the rich is hurting families like mine growing up i could not put food on the table. this ridiculous inflation, we have to live within our means like every family does. chris: you talk about that, deficit in the trump tax cuts which are passed in 2017 the year before you were elected to the senate, estimated by the budget office, it is going to increase the deficit by over $2 trillion over 11 years, should the trump tax cut be repealed? >>...

The state has set aside $2.5 billion to defease some of the state's long-term debt, though the process will take a few months.