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Circuit Breakers. Tax Bill Limits by 2009Homesteads: 1.5% of Gross Assessed ValueOther Residential, Farm Land: 2.5% of Gross Assessed ValueOther Real and Personal Property: 3.5% of Gross Assessed ValueIf your house has an assessed value of $120,000 before deductions, you cannot pay a tax b
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1. Purdue Cooperative Extension ServiceOn Local Government Indiana Property Tax Reform, 2008:Budgets, LOITs and Circuit Breaker Credits Larry DeBoer
Purdue University
June 26, 2008
2. Circuit Breakers Tax Bill Limits by 2009
Homesteads: 1.5% of Gross Assessed Value
Other Residential, Farm Land: 2.5% of Gross Assessed Value
Other Real and Personal Property: 3.5% of Gross Assessed Value
If your house has an assessed value of $120,000 before deductions, you cannot pay a tax bill of more than $1,800
3. Circuit Breakers Tax Bill Limits by 2010
Homesteads: 1% of Gross Assessed Value
Other Residential, Farm Land: 2% of Gross Assessed Value
Other Real and Personal Property: 3% of Gross Assessed Value
If your house has an assessed value of $120,000 before deductions, you cannot pay a tax bill of more than $1,200
4. Estimated Impact of Indiana's New Tax Reform (HEA 1001) on Property Tax Payments, 2010