Lawmakers say SEA 1 lowered 2026 bills for two-thirds of Indiana homeowners. If yours rose, one of four structural reasons — caps, referendums, AV jumps, classification.
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.
Short-term renting your Indiana home can cost you the homestead deduction and shift you from the 1% cap toward 2% or 3%. The rules, how assessors find STRs, and the fix.
How Indiana assesses an accessory dwelling unit: the permit-to-assessor pipeline, homestead treatment, and the 1% vs 2% cap split when you rent the ADU out.
Moving to Indiana? How the 1%/2%/3% property tax caps compare to Illinois, Ohio, Kentucky, and Michigan, the homestead filing deadline, and the escrow gotcha.
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.
Google's withdrawn Franklin Township data center put Indiana's data-center tax breaks in the spotlight. What the exemptions cover and who absorbs the shift.
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.
Indiana's constitutional property tax caps limit your bill to 1%, 2%, or 3% of gross AV depending on property type. Here's how each tier works and when the cap binds.