Indiana Tax Laws

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Welcome to FindLaw’s Indiana Tax Laws Center, where you can find information on Indiana-specific tax laws. Indiana, like all other states, has laws that require individuals in the state to pay a percentage of their income toward state taxes. There are also consumer taxes that get applied to a number of different products and services, usually to raise revenues and prohibit certain behavior. Indiana taxes each pack of cigarettes 55 cents, 18 cents on a gallon of gasoline and 11.5 cents for each gallon of beer. Click on one of the links below to learn more about Indiana sales tax, use taxes, and other taxes.

Learn About Indiana Tax Laws

  • Indiana Tax Fraud and Tax Evasion Laws

    The basics of Indiana law prohibiting tax fraud and tax evasion, including an exhaustive list of what is considered fraud or evasion, penalties for offenses, and links to related sources.

  • Indiana Personal Income Tax Laws

    Brief overview of Indiana's personal income tax laws and current rates, with general information about how Indiana taxes are collected and how revenues are used in the state.

  • Indiana Consumer Tax Laws

    A listing of the current rates for the various types of consumer taxes levied in the state of Indiana, such as sales tax, liquor tax, cigarette tax, and gasoline tax.

  • Indiana Probate and Estate Tax Laws

    The current state of Indiana law with respect to probate and estate taxes, including a listing of the various types of estate administration and which assets go through probate.

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