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City council vows not to raise property taxes
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A citizen group in Ossining is pushing for government consolidation to save on taxes
Ossining village resident Rita Many said she paid $9,000 in taxes to the town, village and school system back in 2003 for her 2,400-square-foot home that sits on less than an acre.
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Finance Docs Show Out-Of-State Donations To Stephen Campaign
Campaign filing documents show that 13 percent of the money contributed to Republican John Stephen’s gubernatorial campaign comes from a single group of out-of-state donors.
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Move By Library, IndyGo Could Boost Property Taxes
A move by the boards for IndyGo and Marion County libraries could increase property taxes for some in an effort to help the groups make ends meet.
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City council vows not to raise property taxes
Members of Cleveland City Council are promising they will not raise property taxes.
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Indiana State Taxes – 4 Basic Facts Indiana Residents Must Know
Read this article to get a lot of information about the state taxes of Indiana. Indiana levies taxes at the rate 3.4 percent of your federal adjusted gross income. You can also asses your income tax separately.
From December 2002, the Indiana state sales tax became six percent.
1. Due Date to File Returns
In Indiana, the due date for filing tax returns is April 15 of every financial year. If the due date comes on a holiday or a weekend, it is shifted to the next working day. During the financial year 2007, the due date was shifted to April 17, a Tuesday.
The taxpayers in Hoosier State also get an extra day to file their taxes. Residents of Indiana can pay their income taxes at the county level as well.
2. Real and Personal Property Taxes
The Department of Local Government Finance administers taxes imposed on personal as well as real property. Usually, tax rates are calculated in dollars for every hundred dollars of assessed value. A number of taxing units, such as schools, townships, cities, libraries, counties, towns, and so on can issue a tax on property. This means that the total rate of taxes is equal to the sum of the rates imposed by all the taxing units in which the property is located.
The Two Percent Circuit Breaker Law was enacted in Indiana in the year 2006. As soon as this law comes into effect, it will ensure that the tax on the value of the properties of house owners would not be higher than two percent. The Circuit Breaker is believed to become compulsory in 2007 for all residential properties in the state. It is believed to include all types of property in 2009.
In accordance with the advalorem property tax for local or state purposes, owners of aircraft have to pay registration fees and aircraft excise taxes.
3. Estate and Inheritance Taxes
A personal representative of an estate should file IH-6, an inheritance tax return, within nine months of the death of a resident of Indiana. In case the heir is a spouse or a charitable institution, there is no need to pay this tax, provided the amount inherited is lower than the exempted amount, ranging from the entire estate to $100 for individual beneficiaries.
4. More about Taxes in Indiana
Qualified taxpayers of Indiana can file their taxes at i-File, a website of the Indiana Department of Revenue, which offers tax filing services free of cost. For extra information on the taxes in Indiana, visit the website of the Indiana Department of Revenue.
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