Indiana
As part of a massive tax-overhaul package designed to lower property-tax bills for homeowners,
Gov. Daniels proposed
that Indiana’s public schools no longer be financed through property taxes. Currently, about 15 percent of K-12 operating expenses in the state are paid through property taxes. The proposal would shift the entire cost of running...
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