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Taxes in Indiana Will Rise in 2016
Just because Indiana is a Republican state doesn’t mean taxes will never rise. Continue reading →
SalesForce.com: Uh…about that Indiana ban
Back in March Indiana Governor Mike Pence signed into law RFRA legislation for the state of Indiana. Continue reading →
Good News, Beer Taxes Are Low in Indiana
Via Tax Foundation
People Dumping Illinois for Indiana
According to the 2013 U.S. Census Bureau, 15,800 persons lived in Illinois who were residents of Indiana a year earlier. That’s 12 percent of the
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Indiana Ranked 6th Nationally For Small Business Growth
Paychex.com had a news release over small business growth they track across the U.S. Read full post here.
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Indiana Toughening Up Rules on Food Stamp Usage
The Indiana Family and Social Services Administration has announced new rules for food stamp recipients. Continue reading →
What Percent of Small Businesses Fail?
Running a business is a tough adventure. I ran a part time business for Continue reading →
Food Alert: Over Half of Indiana Has Crop Damage
Via Indiana Economic Digest –
Gov. Mike Pence and Sen. Joe Donnelly are seeking a disaster declaration to help farmers whose crops have been damaged from the summer’s high rain levels.
In 50 counties, reported crop damage and losses have met or exceeded 30 percent of a crop, and three counties have experienced a significant number of damages and losses to multiple crops, according to a news release. Under a disaster designation, low-interest emergency loans will be made available to all producers suffering losses in that county, as well as in counties contiguous to a disaster-designated county.
The National Weather Service reports rains set a statewide June rainfall record with a state average of 8.99 inches. The previous record was 8.13 inches set in June 1958.
Picture of Top 20 Cities Americans Fled Last Year
Courtesy of Bloomberg
Data compiled by Bloomberg between 2013 – 2014. Read full article here.
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