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Indiana does not permit cities or towns to levy taxes on income; thus, there are no city-level income taxes anywhere in Indiana, including in Bloomington.Indiana does allow county-level income taxes, and Monroe County (like every other county in Indiana) exercises this option, levying a flat tax of 1.345% of taxable income. This is reported and assessed on your Indiana tax return on Schedule CT-40.

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Anyone who has read my answers, knows that I am from Detroit, worked for US manufacturers for decades and as part of my job outsourced US jobs all over the world in particular China.Over 40 years I represented over 80 US manufacturers on everything from door locks, to tools, to computers, to software, to gypsum wall board, carpet, office furniture, paint, laminates, rental cars, beer, liquor, chairs even a Walt Disney licensee. At one time or another I controlled 80 different US brands that were #1 or 2 in their industry. So I have a pretty decent idea of what happened and why. Oh yeh, and tons of different food products including Pepsi Food international and other branded products.Youngstown Ohio todayBefore you throw anything at me, yes, I tried to save jobs, yes I saved thousands but in the end it was do the outsourcing as I spoke Mandarin Chinese, knew Asia and the markets, or get fired. I was always fired in the end anyways as you have heard of the ‘supply chain’, well management gets fired too in the end, it is just a matter of time.HERE IS THE ANSWER AND OTHERS HAVE SAID THIS ONLY PARTIALLY.First we all get the post WWII, the USA made everything story so let’s skip the history lesson.The #1 reason is the US manufacturers STOPPED INVESTING IN THEIR PLANT AND EQUIPMENT. I know, I was there, participated in it and saw it happen over and over and over hundreds, thousands, 10s of thousands of times.First it was the small guys that made screws, light bulbs, screw drivers, small tools and tiny items which went. It started with the same process every time. The pattern never changed.Then the low level products in your product line like door knobs that were hollow stamped out not solid.Then it was cheaper grade metals instead of real brass it was chrome plated.Then it started to move up the value chain as companies got more and more greedy and work forces aged and plant and equipment went from state of the art to average to falling apart where customers were constantly complaining about quality.IN THE END AND REGARDLESS OF INDUSTRY, IT DID NOT MATTER WHO WHERE OR WHAT THE PRODUCT WAS THE PATTERN WAS ALWAYS THE SAME. ALWAYS.START LOW, THEN MEDIUM THEN HIGH GRADUALLY CLOSING FACTORIES ONE BY ONE UNTIL YOU HAD OUTSOURCED EVERYTHING.WHY? To make more money it is that simple. Example:Low end lock manufacturing cost in New Britain, CT, 1983 = US$13.00 a lock. 1985 = $16.00 per lock. Market price = $25.00 per lock but a lot of rejects due to outmoded plant and equipment.Made in China - I got it made for US$2.25 per lock including US standards and packagingMarket Price dropped to USD20.00 wholesale and the entire low end of US lock manufacturers died overnight as no one could compete. Perhaps 50,000 jobs were lost just on that product line and the ‘manufacturers’ they just pocketed the money, took a huge bonus and moved their offices from above dirty old factories to nice suburban office complexes from the Northeast to the Midwest.The company pocketed USD15.00 per lock after shipping and transport and import. Everyone met their ‘number’, bonuses all around, all labor was fired.Electric Vehicles mostly come from China not the USAMULTIPLY THAT BY THOUSANDS OF INDUSTRIES.Printers, Computers, Washing machines, office furniture, fridges, you name it and air-conditioners here is a story:2004 A/Cs still made by Carrier and others primarily in the USA. I visited various manufacturers at their factories in NY, NJ, Ohio, MN, IL, MI. (yes maybe 20 factories) to sell my filtration system to beat the SARS virus (long before CV19, US tech that I eventually sold to China as no US manufacturers were interested).The factories were literally closing around me by the day as every one was outsourcing their entire product line to China including Carrier.Eventually I had no one to talk to and had to go to China to try to sell my system as in 3 years the entire industry was outsourced completely to China for low to medium A/Cs. Maybe 100,000 jobs or more lost from Long Island to Syracuse to suburban Detroit, to Ohio to Indiana to MN.Ditto on every other product I repped from carpets to office furniture to tools. They all went in the 00 and almost all of them went to China.OUTSOURCING THE NEXT LEVEL - Engineering - US companies were not done, they got more greedy and realized they could save more by outsourcing the engineering forgetting all the control stuff and possible back door copying.that happened gradually and the big push was during the final Bush years 2004–08.OUTSOURCING HIGHEST LEVEL - Design - Hewlett Packer hired me as a consultant to help them try to save jobs in Singapore in 2009 as they had outsourced everything to China and were just a ‘brand’ manager and the Chinese were copying their printers and putting their own brand name on it. In other words total loss of control.HP decided my proposal to ‘retake’ over of the design/engineering process was to costly so they let it all go and accepted the brand manager status. As they put it, well Mexico is the same thing so who cares where it comes from.CHINA TAKES OVER FROM JAPANThe USA just dumped and continues to dump 100’s of billion per year in FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) into China which now has more foreign cash coming in than the USA (2020 USD170 bil for China up by 20% and USA 140 Bil, down by 40%). That means USA companies are betting on China not the USA for the future.I made this as short as possible so hopefully someone will read it. I can provide novels, stats etc but as I was there, as I did the deals, as I followed up to try, beg US companies to not give everything to China, I feel I have the experience to say what really happened.TODAY AND THE FUTUREIt is over, the US supply Chain is broken, stuffed, kaput. US engineering is crap except at the high end and look at Boeing, they can’t even upgrade a 50 year old 737 design (the Max) and make it fly without some falling out of the sky.The USA invests almost nothing in plant and equipment, its workers are not trained, there is little commitment to quality, the workers are by and large older and they don’t pay anyone and most importantly, they don’t make the jobs attractive to the younger generation.China will pass the USA by soon as the US is involved in insane Trump wars about who is the bad guy. Meanwhile US corporations and the 1% make more and more money and believe the lies from the Republicans who are totally corrupt and many Democrats who do not have a clue about what I am talking about.The USA is in trouble, deep trouble and the only thing that will save it, is a total systemic overhaul like they should have done 20 years ago.Every minute the USA waits it fall farther and farther behind.That is reality.Can it change? Absolutely, but then again you will have to listen to Biden who will have to deliver on his quality jobs, infrastructure and reshoring/buy american.I have read and watched him closely. He may be the the last and only chance America has.Meanwhile the idiot Republican party has decided to destroy each other or US democracy, they haven’t figured out which one yet to do but they are working on it.