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Indiana Sales Tax Rate 2026: 7% Statewide, No Local Tax

Indiana’s sales tax rate is 7%, and there are no local sales taxes, so 7% applies everywhere in the state.

Indiana sales tax (2026)Rate
State rate7%
Local sales taxNone
Combined rate7%

Rates as of July 1, 2026, from the Tax Foundation. Work out the tax on an order with our sales tax calculator.

Indiana has one of the higher state sales tax rates at 7% and taxes SaaS and digital goods broadly. The state has no local sales taxes — one rate applies statewide, which simplifies collection significantly. Indiana is an SST member, making multi-state registration straightforward.

CriterionDetail
State Rate7%
Economic Nexus Threshold$100,000 gross sales (rolling 12 months)
Transaction ThresholdNone
Digital Goods / SaaSTaxable
Typical Filing FrequencyMonthly
SST MemberYes
Registration Portalintime.dor.in.gov
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For informational purposes only · Not legal or tax advice · Consult a licensed tax professional · Rules as of 2026

Indiana’s economic nexus threshold is $100,000 in gross sales into Indiana in the current or prior calendar year. Once exceeded, registration and collection are required.

Marketplace-facilitated sales (Amazon, Etsy, eBay) count toward the threshold. Indiana eliminated its 200-transaction alternative threshold before 2025. Only the revenue threshold applies.

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Calculation only, not legal or tax advice. Verify with the state Department of Revenue before you file. State averages: Tax Foundation, July 1, 2026.

Indiana’s state rate is 7%. Indiana does not permit counties or municipalities to impose local sales taxes. The 7% rate applies uniformly across the entire state.

This statewide uniformity makes Indiana one of the simplest states for rate calculation — no ZIP code lookups, no local rate tables, no county surcharges.

Taxable: Tangible personal property, digital goods (including SaaS), most retail goods.

Exempt: Prescription drugs, groceries (food and food ingredients for human consumption are exempt), qualifying agricultural inputs, some medical devices.

Grocery exemption: Indiana exempts most food items intended for home consumption. Prepared food (restaurant meals, candy, certain beverages) remains taxable at 7%.

Indiana taxes SaaS and digital goods under its sales tax framework. Indiana’s Department of Revenue has taken the position that digital products, including remotely accessed software, are taxable.

Indiana’s digital goods framework:

  • SaaS — taxable; Indiana treats the right to access and use software, even remotely, as a taxable transaction
  • Downloaded software — taxable as the electronic delivery of prewritten computer software
  • Digital content (ebooks, music, movies) — taxable
  • Streaming subscriptions — taxable

Indiana is one of the more comprehensive digital goods taxability states. If you sell any digital products or SaaS into Indiana and cross the $100,000 threshold, you have a collection obligation on that revenue.

Custom software: Separately designed and written custom software for a specific customer may be treated differently. Consult Indiana DOR guidance for bespoke development arrangements.

Indiana is an SST member state. You can register through the Streamlined Sales Tax Registration System (SSTRS) at streamlinedsalestax.org to cover Indiana alongside other SST states.

For Indiana-only registration:

  1. Go to the Indiana Tax Information Management Engine (INTIME): intime.dor.in.gov
  2. Create an account and select “Register a New Business”
  3. Choose “Sales Tax” as the registration type
  4. Provide EIN, business details, and expected Indiana sales
  5. You will receive an Indiana Registered Retail Merchant Certificate

Registration is free. Indiana does not charge a permit fee.

Indiana accepts foreign business registrations through INTIME. A US EIN is required. A registered agent or Indiana address is not required for remote sellers.

Indiana assigns filing frequency based on prior-year Indiana sales tax liability:

Annual Tax LiabilityFiling Frequency
Less than $1,200Annual
$1,200–$12,000Quarterly
More than $12,000Monthly

Monthly due dates: Returns are due by the 20th of the following month (e.g., January return due February 20).

Returns are filed through INTIME. Electronic filing is required for sellers above certain liability thresholds.

No local rates: Indiana’s single statewide rate dramatically simplifies compliance. Configure 7% for all Indiana delivery addresses and you are done — no rate variance by county or city.

SST membership: Indiana’s SST participation enables multi-state registration through the SSTRS. Use this for efficient multi-state onboarding.

Digital sellers must register: Indiana taxes SaaS. If you sell software subscriptions or digital products into Indiana and cross $100,000, register — your digital revenue is taxable here.

Amazon FBA: Amazon operates fulfillment centers in Indiana. FBA inventory creates physical nexus immediately regardless of the $100,000 threshold.

Grocery classification: If your catalog includes food items, ensure proper classification for Indiana’s grocery exemption. Candy, soft drinks, and prepared food are taxable at 7%; qualifying grocery items are exempt.

Use tax: Indiana customers who purchase from unregistered out-of-state sellers owe use tax to Indiana. Once you register, you eliminate this exposure for your customers.

Indiana’s sales tax rate is 7%. There are no local sales taxes, so the same rate applies everywhere in the state.

What is the Indiana economic nexus threshold?

Section titled “What is the Indiana economic nexus threshold?”

Remote sellers must register and collect Indiana sales tax once they make more than $100,000 in gross sales into the state (rolling 12 months). There is no separate transaction-count threshold.

Yes. Indiana generally taxes SaaS and digital goods. See the Digital Goods and SaaS section above for the details.

How often do you file sales tax in Indiana?

Section titled “How often do you file sales tax in Indiana?”

Most sellers file monthly. Indiana assigns your filing frequency when you register, based on how much tax you collect, so lower-volume sellers may file less often.