Indiana House Republican plan for property taxes to save homeowners $1.1 billion over three years

House Speaker Todd Huston, right, and Rep. Jeff Thompson present the House Republican plan for property taxes on April 4, 2025. (Whitney Downard/Indiana Capital Chronicle)

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In comparison, homeowners would have seen nearly $1.3 billion in relief in 2026 alone under Gov. Mike Braun’s previous proposal.

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Indiana House Republican plan for property taxes to save homeowners $1.1 billion over three years

Top Stories

Hoosier students push to be heard in charter vs. public school funding fight

Here are the five energy and environment bills both Indiana Republicans and Democrats agree on

House opens door to barrage of lawsuits against Indiana governmental entities with Senate Bill 326

House committee greenlights amended Medicaid work requirements proposal

Steel pollution rule would have better protected NW Indiana residents; now it's been put on hold