IndianaHouse urges property tax credits for permanently and totally disabled veterans
During the 2027 budget year, Indiana lawmakers would be urged to prioritize legislation for a property tax credit for permanently and totally disabled veterans.
What it does
The House urges lawmakers to prioritize a property tax credit for permanently and totally disabled veterans during the 2027 budget year; this resolution does not grant a credit.
Argument forIf lawmakers later create the credit, it could ease property tax bills for permanently and totally disabled veterans facing financial insecurity.
Argument againstVeterans may get no tax relief from this resolution alone because it only urges lawmakers to pursue separate legislation.
More detail
The House urges the General Assembly to pursue legislation prioritizing a property tax credit. The resolution's opening describes unemployable Hoosier veterans; its operative clause names permanently and totally disabled veterans. The resolution urges lawmakers to prioritize later legislation; it does not itself create a tax credit. The request applies during the 2027 budget year.
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Where it stands
- Introduced
- Adopted
Looking ahead
No hearings or votes scheduled.
History
- 2026
- Feb 5First reading: referred to the Committee on Ways and MeansLatest
- Feb 5Coauthored by Representatives Goss-Reaves, Ireland, Teshka, Greene, Aylesworth, VanNatter, Miller D, Lopez, Lauer, Heaton, Soliday, King, Morris, Bascom, Isa, Olthoff, Pierce K, Yocum, Ledbetter, Baird
- Feb 5Authored by Representative Smith HIntroduced
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