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Sanitary commissioners warn state tax overhaul could force shift to fee-based service
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Board members said Senate Enrolled Act 1 will change Indiana property and local income taxes and could require the sanitation district to move from tax funding to a fee-for-service model; officials gave no final decision and said specific impacts are still being assessed.
Board of Sanitary Commissioners members said changes from Indiana’s Senate Enrolled Act 1 could force the sanitation district to move from tax funding to a fee-based service.
Conrad, a district staff member, told the board at the June 11 meeting that the bill, signed by the governor April 15, “is going to cause some significant changes to Indiana's property tax and local income tax systems.” He said the district is still assessing the precise impacts but that officials “do anticipate that at some point we're going…
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