Report: Indiana tax system high for manufacturing, life sciences companies, but low for HQs

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3 thoughts on “Report: Indiana tax system high for manufacturing, life sciences companies, but low for HQs

  1. I’d rather see it showing/telling how much TIF/abatements/incentives lower the taxes to get to the effective rate. Then just lower the taxes to that rate, to cut out all the Fadnesses and Mesteskys that think they are real dealmakers.

  2. The jockeying to make someone else pay continues.

    EVERYONE NEEDS TO PAY A LITTLE MORE. We’ve reached the point where we are fixing our budget issues on the backs of the disabled.

    1. ^^^This.

      The idea that we can “tax cut” our way to prosperity in Indiana is proven wrong. Our statewide median income has FALLEN in relation to the US median. Which is an economist’s way of saying “the average Hoosier is falling further and further behind the average American”.

      Tax cuts, and/or shifting tax burdens, won’t fix it.

      Spending money on schools, roads (maintenance, not more highways to nowhere), clean water, and clean air is what will make Indiana better for all.

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