2024 IN Governor's race: on Corporations

Suzanne Crouch: Invest on rate of return, not "woke ideologies"

Mike Braun: ESG puts investors and retirees at financial risk

Curtis Hill: Cut state corporate income tax from 4.9% to 3.5%

Suzanne Crouch: Reduce corporate income tax; eliminate the inheritance tax

Suzanne Crouch: As state representative, I voted for the largest property tax cut in our state's history. I voted to reduce the corporate income tax, voted to eliminate the inheritance tax. I want to lead the fight to eliminate Indiana state income tax because not only does it give Hoosiers money back and small businesses will be able to grow, but because what happens when we give people money back? They put it into the economy.

Mike Braun: The way you finance any lower taxes would be to make our government run more efficiently. [Then] you can finance lower taxes, but you got to do that first. Otherwise, you’re just saying it with no way to do it.

Eric Doden: Lure corporations to revitalize our neglected economy

They call for taking 10% of what the state spends on tax incentives intended to lure corporations to Indiana and instead investing in all 92 counties to restore and revitalize our neglected small towns and rural economy--our Indiana Main Street Initiative.

They call for a reinvigoration and restoration of local control for what is now the READI program as Regional Cities 2.0, to inspire every region in our state to work and grow together.

But we also know that for Indiana to be a strong state, we must have a strong capital city, so we developed a public safety and infrastructure zone for Indianapolis' Mile Square.