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E-News 1-24-25 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Bills to watch: Senate Bill 235 - Limitations on diversity, equity and inclusion. House Bill 1081 - Distribution to charitable organizations. House Bill 1125 - Earned wage access services.  House Bill 1519 - Workforce Housing Assistance Program. House Bill 1523 - Public depositories.  House Bill 1528 - Discrimination in providing financial services.     FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS SEC repeals controversial crypto accounting rules for banks The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a staff accounting...
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E-News 1-17-25 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Bills to watch: Senate Bill 122 - Nonprofit Loan Center Loans for State Employees.  House Bill 1033 - Retainage Requirements.  House Bill 1038 - ESOP Linked Deposit Program.  House Bill 1074 - Firearms Financial Transactions.  House Bill 1081 - Distributions to Charitable Beneficiaries.  House Bill 1125 - Earned Wage Access Services.      FEDERAL GOVERNMENT RELATIONS CFPB guidance advises states to heighten enforcement A recent report and a compendium of guidance documents from the...
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E-News 1-10-25 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Bills to watch: Senate Bill 122 - Nonprofit Loan Center Loans for State Employees.  House Bill 1033 - Retainage Requirements.  House Bill 1038 - ESOP Linked Deposit Program.  House Bill 1074 - Firearms Financial Transactions.  House Bill 1081 - Distributions to Charitable Beneficiaries.  House Bill 1125 - Earned Wage Access Services.  Senate Republicans Put Property Taxes, Medicaid Overhaul Atop Agenda Senate Republicans’ top priorities for this legislative session include bills to overhaul Indiana’s...
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E-News 12-20-24 STATE GOVERNMENT RELATIONS Forecast of slow revenue growth leaves fiscal leaders cautious A new state tax revenue forecast presented to the State Budget Committee highlights a constrained fiscal outlook for legislators preparing the upcoming two-year budget. The forecast anticipates tax collections rising by $732 million, or 3.3%, during the first year of the biennium. However, growth is expected to slow significantly in the second year, with only a $71 million increase, representing just 0.3%. These modest projections suggest lawmakers may have limited additional revenue to allocate...
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