Add Indiana blind or disabled property tax credit (SEA 1, 2025)#9007
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Senate Enrolled Act 1 (2025), SEC. 84, adds IC 6-1.1-51.3-2, a $125 property tax credit for a blind or disabled owner of a principal residence, with no income limit, for property taxes first due and payable in 2026 and after. The credit cannot exceed the property tax liability. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- Add a test that a blind DEPENDENT (not head/spouse) yields no credit, exercising the head_or_spouse restriction. - Add a married-couple test where only the spouse is blind (-> $125), exercising the multi-member tax_unit.any() aggregation. - Trim the verbose formula comment to two lines (matching the sibling over_65 credit style). - Anchor the enrolled-bill reference to page 143 (SEC. 84 / IC 6-1.1-51.3-2, where the $125 amount appears). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Independent review + fixes appliedIndependent review confirmed the credit is regulatorily correct — the $125 blind/disabled credit (IC 6-1.1-51.3-2) is verified on page 143 of the enrolled SEA 1 ("the amount of the credit is equal to one hundred twenty-five [dollars]"), no income limit, 2026+, and the repealed veteran credits are correctly not modeled. No critical issues. Applied the findings: 🟡 Should Address — fixed (test coverage)
🟢 Suggestions — applied
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Summary
Adds Indiana's blind or disabled property tax credit, created by Senate Enrolled Act 1 (2025) (P.L.68-2025), SEC. 84, adding IC 6-1.1-51.3-2.
The credit is $125 for a blind or disabled owner of a principal residence, with no income limit, for property taxes first due and payable in 2026 and after. It is modeled as
blind_or_disabled × min($125, real_estate_taxes), so a credit never exceeds the liability and renters (with no real estate taxes) receive $0.Changes
in_blind_disabled_property_tax_credit(TaxUnit,defined_for = StateCode.IN): $125 if any head or spouse is blind or disabled, capped at the property tax liability.gov.states.in.tax.property.blind_disabled_credit.amount($125, from 2026).state_property_tax_credits.yaml, alongsidein_over_65_property_tax_creditandin_supplemental_homestead_credit.Context
This is the third and final SEA 1 flat property-tax credit:
The SEA 1 veteran credits were repealed by HEA 1427-2025 (veterans keep their pre-existing deductions), so they are intentionally not modeled.
Tests
in_blind_disabled_property_tax_credit.yamlcovers: blind homeowner (→ $125), disabled homeowner (→ $125), the liability cap ($80 tax → $80), neither blind nor disabled (→ $0), blind renter with no property tax (→ $0), and non-IN resident (→ $0).References
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