- Indiana has a statewide sales and use tax rate of 7% with no local sales taxes.
- Sales tax applies to tangible personal property and certain services; exemptions include most services, food, agricultural items, medical equipment, and SaaS.
- Nexus for sales tax collection can be established by physical presence or by exceeding $100,000 in Indiana sales (economic nexus).
- Exemptions are available for certain entities (e.g., nonprofits, schools, government) with proper documentation (Form ST-105).
- All sellers must file and remit sales tax electronically; Indiana participates in the Streamlined Sales Tax (SST) initiative and does not have sales tax holidays.
Source: sovos.com
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