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Members of the military won’t have to pay income tax in Indiana, starting next year, while the rate goes down for all other Hoosiers.
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Hoosier small businesses can get greater federal tax savings this year because of the first bill from the 2023 session that’s been signed into law.
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Rep. Chuck Goodrich (R-Noblesville) said his bill to increase Indiana’s earned income tax credit would be a huge boost to addressing generational poverty.
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Indiana Senate Republicans want the state to take a comprehensive look at its tax system – with an eye towards eliminating the income tax by the end of the decade.
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The Michigan Treasury Department says student loans that are forgiven under a federal program won’t be taxed as income.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer vetoed a bill Friday that was sent to her by the GOP-controlled Legislature to reduce the state’s income tax rate.
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Lawmakers sent a $1 billion tax cut to the governor’s desk in the early hours of Wednesday morning, ending their 2022 session.
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The Michigan Senate gave final approval Thursday to a bill that would drop the state’s income tax rate to under 4%.
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Gov. Eric Holcomb wants Indiana to match the lowest individual income tax rate of any state that has one in the country.