A community needs a comprehensive plan to serve as the compass for its future course. However, the ability and will to prepare and implement the plan is also critical.
This publication describes the “why, what, and how” of a comprehensive plan and focuses on the process and the contents.
The Indiana General Assembly passed a bill to reform property taxes back in April. It’s the...
The Indiana Constitution of 1851 had a very broad idea of what should be taxed by the property...
First, are tariffs higher? It’s been hard to follow the many impositions, cancellations,...
Indiana uses an assessment standard for property taxes called “market value in use.”...
In 2006, when Purdue Extension’s community development director Michael Wilcox joined the...
Sometimes taxes cost more to collect than the revenue they generate. Back in 2015, the Indiana...