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While engaged in very public political wrangling about the State's biennial budget during the recent special session, the Indiana General Assembly enacted a number of "non-code" provisions addressing targeted property tax issues, including the exemption process for property owned, occupied, and used for educational, literary, scientific, religious, or charitable purposes
