…Main Street, please visit The Terminal post and click the “play button” on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and…

…button” on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. View More Bills of Interest Our Legislative Summary Sponsors Please…

…APPEALS HB 1120 would change the threshold to qualify for an excess levy appeal, the process by which communities can appeal to have their property tax levy increased higher than…

…on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. View More Bills of Interest Our Legislative Summary Sponsors Please click…

…resulting in an estimated $688M loss to local government budgets in the first three years alone. The bill also removes the three-year growth appeal for excess levy appeals and replaces…

…diligent work of Aim’s membership reaching out to their elected officials, the House changed this provision on second reading to only phase out the 30% depreciation floor over time and…

…on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and Spotify. View More Bills of Interest Our Legislative Summary Sponsors Please click…

…Street to Main Street, please visit The Terminal post and click the “play button” on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple…

…how you can help Aim advocate for a balanced approach that helps taxpayers without causing significant harm to local government services. In addition, if you haven’t listened to the two…

…Street to Main Street, please visit The Terminal post and click the “play button” on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple…

…Main Street, please visit The Terminal post and click the “play button” on the audio player. Or you can subscribe to Aim Hometown Innovations Podcast on Podbean, Apple Podcasts, and…

…business losses, called “going concern,” if a condemnation results in losses to a business. This applies to the use of eminent domain by government, including the state government through INDOT,…