Reassessment's second wave, the IPS referendum, and SEA 1's year-two deduction shift will shape Marion County 2027 tax bills. The direction and verified size of each.
Marion County's November 3, 2026 ballot carries two school property tax questions so far — IPS's 37.2-cent ask and Decatur Township's replacement rate. Here's your guide.
Every Marion County property tax date from the October 2026 tax sale through the November 2027 installment — due dates, deadlines, and what is fixed vs. expected.
Where Indianapolis homeowners can get real help with property taxes: township trustee assistance, the Treasurer's Flex Pay plan, deductions, and tax-sale prevention.
Which property tax deductions Indiana veterans can claim in Marion County, the forms and documents the auditor requires, and the 2026 deadlines that shape your 2027 bill.
Marion County added about $2 billion in apartment assessed value. What that means for Indianapolis renters: rent pressure, the 2% cap, and the $4,000 renter's deduction.
Do rooftop panels raise your Marion County assessed value? How Indiana treats home solar in 2026, what SEA 1 did to the old solar deduction, and your appeal options.
How to pull your Marion County property record card, read every field — grade, condition, square footage, effective age — and match each error to the right fix.
Marion County's 2026 tax sale runs October 13-16. How homes end up on the list, the notice sequence, how to get removed pre-sale, and your redemption rights.
Missed the June 15, 2026 Form 130 deadline in Marion County? What is closed for 2026, what the correction-of-error path can still fix, and how to set up 2027.
Indianapolis median sale prices were roughly flat through May 2026, but Indiana's trending lag and DLGF table changes can still push 2027 assessments up.
Indianapolis tightened proposed data-center zoning rules: 400-foot setbacks, a 55 dB noise cap, annual reporting. What Marion County homeowners should know.
IPS cut $24 million in 2026 with $20 million more coming even if November's referendum passes. How tax caps drive both school cuts and your ballot ask.
IPEC put a four-year, 37.2-cent operating referendum on the November 2026 ballot. We break down the homeowner cost math, the cap-exposure catch, and the stakes.
Indianapolis's 800-room Signia by Hilton is city-owned and bond-financed, so it pays no property tax. What that means for the downtown commercial tax base.
If you filed a Form 130 appeal but your 2026 Indianapolis bill is still due, you must pay as billed. Here's how to protect your appeal and recover overpayments.
The fall property tax installment is due November 10, 2026 in Marion County, arriving after the spring 2026 assessment surge. Here's how to pay and avoid penalties.
A wrong property class code can push your Indianapolis property into the wrong tax cap tier. Here's what code 511 means and how to fix a miscoded Marion County parcel.
DLGF raised apartment base rates again for the January 1, 2026 assessment date. Marion County's April 28 Form 11 notices carry that second increase, and the Form 130 window to contest it closes June 15, 2026.
Marion County added roughly $2B of assessed value to apartment complexes for 2026. Here's how to build an income-approach rebuttal — rent roll, NOI, cap rate selection — and present it on Form 130 and at PTABOA.
From the Angi HQ's planned 180 apartments to Capital Center South's hotel floors, downtown conversions are turning empty office space into new assessed value. What that means for the levy, abatements, and office owners' appeals.
A new state board, IPEC, now controls how IPS-area property tax dollars are divided between the district and charter schools — and is weighing a referendum rate of up to 55 cents. What Indianapolis homeowners need to know.
Four municipalities opted out of Unigov in 1970 and kept their own governments. Here's how the excluded-city layer changes what stacks onto a tax bill — and what it means when you're comparing addresses.
Penalties, the 30-day 5% window, payment options through the Marion County Treasurer, and how far you actually are from tax-sale risk. A practical guide for Indianapolis owners who missed the spring installment.
The Marion County Treasurer launched paperless property tax billing with the spring 2026 invoice. How to enroll at invoicecloud.com/indy, who qualifies, and the pitfalls that can still cost you penalties.
Downtown Indianapolis property owners are paying the Economic Enhancement District fee for the second year in 2026. How the 0.168% fee works, why it isn't capped by circuit breakers, and who escaped it.
SEA 1's property tax relief costs Indianapolis about $10M in 2026, nearly $20M in 2027, and roughly $30M in 2028. What the record $1.7B city budget gave up, and what it means for the services your tax bill funds.
Downtown Indianapolis condo and high-rise assessments rose in 2026 after a DLGF cost reset. Here's how per-unit valuation works and when mismatched comps make it appealable.
Trended 2026 office assessments often assume occupancy downtown Indianapolis doesn't have. The income approach is how owners prove over-assessment and win reductions.
Indiana assesses new construction on its condition as of January 1. Here is how percent-complete works, why permits and inspections drive the timing, and why the first full bill jumps.
The 2026 business personal property exemption jumped to $2M in acquisition cost. Most Indianapolis small businesses owe no tax - but you must still file by May 15.
Marion County Form 130 appeals must be filed by June 15, 2026. A step-by-step checklist for Indianapolis owners — evidence to gather, who to file with, and the mistakes that get appeals tossed.
The DLGF has certified Marion County's 2026 budget order. Here's how each $1 of Indianapolis property tax breaks down — IPS, city, library, county, township, transit, debt service — and what changed from 2025.
Marion County's 2026 tax sale is shaping up to be one of the largest in years. Here's how the Indianapolis sale works, what's on the list, and what an investor underwriting a tax-sale parcel needs to verify before bidding.
The DLGF has certified Marion County's 2026 tax rates. Certified rates range from $2.43 to $4.24 per $100 of assessed value depending on district — here's the district-by-district breakdown and what drives the spread.
Marion County has 23 active TIF allocation areas. As several downtown TIFs approach expiration, billions in captured AV are scheduled to release back to the general tax base. Here's what shifts, when, and what it means for property owners.
The Over-65 deduction reduces Marion County property tax bills meaningfully for qualifying seniors. SB 1 expanded the credit alongside the homestead deduction. Here's eligibility, filing, and the math for a typical Indianapolis senior household.
Several major Marion County industrial tax abatements are stepping down or rolling off in 2026. Here's which sites are affected, the AV that hits the rolls, and what it means for Indianapolis taxing units and surrounding owners.
Indianapolis Mile Square office AV has fallen for four straight years. 2026 looks like the bottom: assessor cuts on Class B and Class C buildings continue, while Class A and trophy assets stabilize. The downtown commercial story by sub-type.
SB 1 gave Marion County authority to impose up to a 1.2% replacement Local Income Tax. The City-County Council's 2026 decision shapes household budgets for the next several years. Here's what was decided, who's affected, and the dollar impact.
Indiana home prices rose 4% YoY to $273,400 in March 2026 with inventory up 5.5%. Indianapolis ranks #4 NAR top market. Here's what it means for your assessment.
Marion County 2026 Form 11 notices mail April 28. Indianapolis owners face the largest AV jumps in years. Township assessor contacts, PTABOA process, and June 15 deadline.
Marion County absorbs $300M+ in annual circuit breaker cap losses — the largest in Indiana. With SB 1 layered on, IPS faces a $1.3M 2026 hit and $2.2M in 2027. Here's the math.
Marion County added roughly $2 billion in assessed value to apartment complexes in 2026 after DLGF increased base rates. Appeal deadline is June 15. Here's what changed and what to do about it.
Marion County added $5.5B in assessed value across 12,000 commercial and industrial parcels for 2026 — average +27%, median +18%. Appeal deadline June 15. Here's what to do.
Marion County is one of few Indiana counties with township assessors. Center, Lawrence, Pike, Wayne and the other six all assess differently. Here's how township affects your tax bill.
Most Indianapolis homestead parcels are bound by the 1% circuit breaker cap rather than their gross tax. Here's the math, why it matters for appeals, and what it means for your bill.