(INDIANAPOLIS) - Indiana's latest revenue forecast is pointing to continued economic growth, according to state officials.
In a statement released Thursday, Governor Mike Braun said the forecast reflects rising wages and lower taxes, crediting those factors for the state's economic momentum. State Budget Secretary Lisa Hershman says Indiana is outperforming many other states that are dealing with slower growth. Officials noted the forecast shows Hoosiers keeping more of their paychecks, while Indiana continues to rank near the top nationally for entrepreneurship.
The administration says the updated revenue outlook supports ongoing investment in public services and reinforces the state's approach to tax policy and workforce development. While no specific revenue dollar figures were released, state leaders say the forecast confirms Indiana's fiscal stability and long-term economic competitiveness.