Indiana: Study shows proposed Fort Wayne-area casino would pay more than $80M in annual taxes
Regulation · 2024-10-11
Indiana: Study shows proposed Fort Wayne-area casino would pay more than $80M in annual taxes
An economic impact study released Thursday shows a proposed New Haven casino would generate more than $80 million in annual taxes and spark creation of more than 2,400 new jobs.
The estimated breakdown would be $53.5 million in state taxes, $18.3 million in city taxes and $11.1 million in taxes for other local stakeholders, including Allen County and East Allen County Schools.
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