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New tax changes effective 2010 – The Indiana Department of Revenue reminds Hoosiers and the news media around the state about a list of new tax changes that will affect taxpayers when filing their 2009 Indiana income tax returns. Read more...
MEDIA CORRECTION -- The IT-40EZ form itself is correct. There is no error with the form. However, there is an error with a worksheet a small subset of taxpayers may use to complete their IT-40EZ form. (It’s estimated that less than 100 taxpayers will be affected by this error.) The Department of Revenue has taken corrective actions to avoid any negative impact on taxpayers. To learn more, click here.
Tax-Delinquent Businesses -- Effective Jan. 1, 2010, Indiana law will require the Department to post online all businesses whose registered retail merchant certificates (RRMCs) have expired due to nonpayment of delinquent sales tax. To view the list, click here.
New Electronic Filing Requirement -- Effective Jan. 1, 2010, all new businesses that collect sales and withholding taxes in Indiana will be required by law to file these tax types using INtax. For more information, click here.
School Scholarship Tax Credit Program - Department adopts emergency rule concerning the School Scholarship Tax Credit Program effective Jan. 1, 2010. More...
2009 Tax Forms Available Now! -- The 2009 Indiana individual and corporate tax forms are now available online. To view the new forms and instructions, click here.
Tax Dispatch now available! -- Tax practitioners throughout Indiana are strongly encouraged to read the latest practitioner newsletter that covers a myriad of topics critical for the upcoming tax season. These topics include 2010 individual and corporate tax changes, the new non-filing penalty, the new practitioner forms order process, information about the recently passed Military Spouses Residency Relief Act and much more. More...
Updated Departmental Notice #1 -- This notice reflects the county withholding tax rates as of Dec. 1, 2009. To view the updated notice, click here.
Notice of Public Hearing -- A Cigarette Tax Stamp Feasibility Study Meeting will be open to the public Oct. 6, 2009, to discuss changing the design and method for verifying, tracking and tracing cigarette stamps. More…
E85 Deduction -- The Indiana State Budget Agency has determined that no sales tax deduction for the retail sale of E85 will be allowed during the reporting periods beginning Jan.1, 2010 and ending March 31, 2010. The deduction is being suspended because there are not sufficient funds available in the E85 Deduction Reimbursement Fund. For more information, visit
www.in.gov/legislative/iac/20090916-IR-085090702ONA.xml.pdf
Marion County Innkeepers’ Tax -- Effective Sept. 1, 2009, the Marion County Innkeepers’ Tax, which includes the city of Indianapolis, will increase from 9 percent to 10 percent for the rental of accommodations provided for less than 30 days in Marion County.
Notification to Gasoline Distributors – Effective Jan. 1, 2010, the prepaid sales-tax rate on gasoline in Indiana will be $.111 per gallon. The first payment using the new rate will be due Jan. 25, 2010. More...
Open for business! -- The Indiana Department of Revenue’s New and Small Business Education Center is open for business! Check out this new online tool to better understand state tax laws, the tax-filing process and resources available to sole proprietors, partnerships, corporations and non-profits. More …
TaxTalk Blog -- Want to know what’s new for filing your 2009 taxes? Check out the newest blog posting. More...
Online Inquiry Center for Tax Professionals -- Tax professionals may now use our online inquiry center to send their questions and concerns directly to our Tax Professional area, and sign up for future updates and practitioner news. To visit the online inquiry center, click here.
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- Find Indiana tax forms.
- Know when I will receive my tax refund.
- File a nonresident Indiana tax return.
- File my taxes as an Indiana resident while I am in the military, but my spouse is not an Indiana resident.
- Take the renter's deduction.
- Pay my tax bill in installments.
- Claim a gambling loss on my Indiana return.
- Have more time to file my taxes and I think I will owe the Department.
