Bloomberg NewsIndiana lawmakers are considering two more far-reaching property tax reforms before Senate Enrolled Act 1 has even been fully phased in. Mike Braun called for further property tax reform on May 27, advocating the elimination of the property tax for seniors 65 and older and for anyone who has paid off their mortgage. S&P Associate Director Savannah Gilmore said these types of property tax reform discussions "are picking up steam across the country." The second Indiana property tax reform plan being discussed comes from state Rep. J.D. "It remains to be seen whether a tax on services could even replace $10 billion in property tax revenue," he said.