State tax revenue outlook better than lawmakers expected, but cuts still possible

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One thought on “State tax revenue outlook better than lawmakers expected, but cuts still possible

  1. Senator Mishler: Regarding K-12 funding, a flatline is not a win because other states currently provide better funding for schools. Even if other States make cuts, Indiana needs to increase funding – especially teacher compensation – to catch up.

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