2013 Policy Priorities
AFP-Indiana is proud to announce our 2013 policy priorities. Learn how we’re committed to protecting taxpayers, promoting freedom in our schools and in our workplaces.
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Fort Wayne Mayor Seeking to Raise Taxes
This issue reminds us that the fight for economic freedom is not just at the state and federal level. It is right in our own backyard and local communities. We applaud Councilmen, Harper and Jehl, for taking a bold stand against raising taxes on hardworking families in Fort Wayne. City income-tax increase is not merited, [...]
National Review: Indiana’s Tax Win
As Indiana governor, Mike Pence has been flying under the radar. While other Republican governors, such as Bobby Jindal and Scott Walker, have taken advantage of their platform to speak out nationally, Pence has stuck close to his state and focused on the concerns of Hoosiers. Pence — who attracted buzz as a potential 2012 [...]
WSJ: Governors, GOP Allies Clash Over Tax Cuts
Republican lawmakers in several states are blunting plans by GOP governors to reduce or eliminate income taxes, putting the legislators at odds with figures many in the party see as leading voices on reshaping government. Friction over tax policy within the GOP has flared in states such as Louisiana, Nebraska, Kansas and Ohio, as Republican [...]
Americans for Prosperity: Hoosiers Spoke, General Assembly Listened
Americans for Prosperity: Hoosiers Spoke, General Assembly Listened Tax Relief Package a Sign that Taxpayers Still Have a Voice Indianapolis, IN – With news that legislative leaders have agreed to a tax relief package including a 5% income tax cut and an immediate elimination of the inheritance tax, Americans for Prosperity – Indiana recognized the General [...]
DOWNHAM: A path to prosperity in Indiana
Lower income taxes will ensure Hoosiers’ future Indiana takes great pride in being the crossroads of America. Right now, our state leaders face a crossroads of their own: whether to reduce income taxes for hardworking Hoosiers or to follow the road of more government spending. By calling for a 10 percent income-tax cut for Indiana [...]
