Indiana Farm Bureau says Governor Braun’s 2025 property tax relief bill could reshape how the state approaches tax policy in 2026. Ryan Hoff, senior director of government relations, says provisions included in Senate Bill 1 will impact farmers differently. “It is going to affect taxpayers differently and taxing units differently all over the state,” he […]
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