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Indiana
About
Indiana
Indiana
Indiana
Standard rate
The standard rate in Indiana for sales tax for 2024 is 7%.Reduced rate
There is no reduced rate for sales tax in Indiana.Who is obliged to register sales tax in Indiana
If a retailer does not have a physical presence in Indiana but has exceeded the threshold in the current or previous calendar year, it must register with the department.
Standard rate
7%
Reduced rate
-
Threshold
$100,000
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Threshold
A retailer must register for sales tax in Indiana if either of the following conditions is met:- Gross revenue from sales into Indiana exceeding $100,000, including tax-free sales;
- 200 or more separate transactions in Indiana.
Online Marketplaces
If all of your sales in Indiana are through a marketplace platform, you can not register for paying Indiana sales tax: Your marketplace facilitator pays itself. But you should apply for an exemption certificate.Sales tax payment and filing date
The frequency of filing a tax return depends on the number of tax liabilities:- Annual – $83.33 or less- 30 days after the end of the frequency;
- Quarterly – $1,000 or less – 30 days after the end of the frequency;
- Monthly – More than $1,000 – 20 days after the end of the frequency.
Penalty and interest
Failure to file or pay results in a penalty of 10% of the tax due.Sales tax holidays in Indiana
Indiana has several periods when tax is not imposed on certain items:- Annual School Supplies tax-free weekend: The first weekend in August (August 3-4, 2024), there is no tax on school supplies valued up to $100 per student.
- Annual Computer Tax Free Weekend: The first weekend in October (October 5-6, 2024) there is no tax on computers and software valued up to $1,000.
- Energy Star Tax Exemption: There is no tax on energy efficient home devices that meet Energy Star standards throughout the year.
Indiana Sales Tax Nexus:
- Physical Nexus: In Indiana, physical presence Nexus is established if a business has a physical location, employees, or property in the state. This includes having warehouses, offices, or salespeople operating within the state. If a business conducts significant in-state activities, it is subject to Indiana’s tax laws and must collect and remit sales tax.
- Economic Nexus: Economic Nexus in Indiana is determined by a threshold of $100,000 in sales or 200 separate transactions in the state within a calendar year. If a remote seller exceeds either threshold, they are required to register, collect, and remit sales tax in Indiana.
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