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Local legislators get six bills through to governor - Vimarsana News

Local legislators get six bills through to governor

INDIANAPOLIS — Local legislators got six bills through the statehouse this session.

Editorial: Tax reform panel must ensure funding to address Hoosiers' future needs | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Tax reform panel must ensure funding to address Hoosiers' future needs | Opinion

Republican members of a two-year legislative task force hope conclusions they draw will support elimination of the state income tax, a reduction in Indiana property taxes, or both. But invited

ANOTHER OPINION: Tax reform panel must ensure funding to address Hoosiers' future needs | Opinion - Vimarsana News

ANOTHER OPINION: Tax reform panel must ensure funding to address Hoosiers' future needs | Opinion

Republican members of a two-year legislative task force hope conclusions they draw will support elimination of the state income tax, a reduction in Indiana property taxes, or both. But invited

Tax reform panel must ensure funding to address Hoosiers' future needs - Vimarsana News

Tax reform panel must ensure funding to address Hoosiers' future needs

Republican members of a two-year legislative task force hope conclusions they draw will support elimination of the state income tax, a reduction in Indiana property taxes, or both. But invited

Heavy-handed Statehouse again limits local control | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Heavy-handed Statehouse again limits local control | Opinion

Editorial Heavy-handed Statehouse again limits local control First, put aside any thought of paying a higher food and beverage tax whenever you finally feel comfortable enough to eat at an Allen County restaurant, or even place a carryout order. It's not going to happen anytime soon; it might not happen ever. But you should consider how any discussion of a higher tax was short-circuited last week. Politics is the primary reason; the Indiana General Assembly's Big Brother approach to local government is a close second. Mayor Tom Henry began the public tax debate by announcing the city's intere...