Indiana Reverse Sales Tax Calculator.

Indiana has a statewide sales tax rate of 7% with no local add-ons permitted. Like Connecticut, Indiana has uniform sales tax across the entire state — every county, city, and municipality applies the same 7% rate. This simplicity makes Indiana one of the most straightforward states for sales tax compliance.

The 7% rate applies uniformly to all taxable sales in the state, from Indianapolis to Fort Wayne to Evansville. There are no transit district taxes, no county surtaxes, and no city sales taxes layered on top of the state rate. What you see is what you pay.

Indiana exempts several significant categories from its sales tax. Food for home consumption (unprepared groceries) is exempt from Indiana's sales tax. Prescription drugs and most over-the-counter medicines are exempt. Agricultural inputs — seed, fertilizer, chemicals, livestock feed — are exempt as are farm machinery and equipment. Manufacturing equipment used directly in the production process is also exempt.

Indiana's Department of Revenue oversees sales tax administration. The state requires businesses to file monthly returns if their quarterly liability exceeds $1,000, quarterly if it's between $100 and $1,000, and annually if it's under $100 per quarter. Indiana offers a 0.5% discount for timely payment on the first $25 million of taxable sales.

Indiana's economic nexus threshold for remote sellers is $100,000 in annual Indiana sales or 200 separate transactions. Indiana actively works with marketplace facilitators like Amazon and Etsy, which are required to collect and remit Indiana sales tax on behalf of their sellers.