Ind. Tax Board Rejects COVID-Based Cut To Hotel Assessment

By Michael Nunes · December 20, 2022, 5:54 PM EST

The Indiana Board of Tax Review determined that a hotel's assessment should remain unchanged from the previous year because a local assessor's reduction of the property's assessment due to COVID-19 disruption...

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