Indiana local income tax

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Tax year 2026

Places listed

92

every one, listed below

Lowest rate

0.5%

of income

Highest rate

3%

of income

Coverage: complete.

All 92 Indiana counties are included. Indiana's county income tax is mandatory statewide, so every Indiana address owes one.

What this list tells you

  • Indiana lists 92 places with checked local-tax rates. The table below is the complete set, including any zeroes.
  • Not finding your town here is good news. Indiana's list is complete, so a missing name means no local income tax at all. Compare that with a site that simply has no data and shows you nothing.
  • Indiana does not have one local tax rate. It has a range, from about 0.5% up to about 3%, and your address decides which end you are on.
  • 92 Indiana jurisdictions have checked entries in this local-tax table, including any verified zeroes. The table is exhaustive rather than illustrative; publishing the less familiar places is the point.
  • Because Indiana's coverage is exhaustive, this table supports a negative claim as well as a positive one. An unlisted address genuinely owes nothing. That is a stronger statement than "we have no figure for you", and the two are indistinguishable to a reader unless a site says which it is offering.
  • There is no single Indiana local rate: the distribution runs about 0.5% to about 3% across the jurisdictions below. Address-level precision is therefore not a refinement here but a requirement, since the error from guessing exceeds the tax itself at the bottom of the range.

What lands in your account

A $75,000 salary

Filing as
Paid
$2,285per paycheck
Take-home, year$59,410
Tax, year$15,591
Share of pay taxed20.79%

This is an average rate across all your pay — not the rate on your next dollar.

Where the money goes

A $75,000 salary

  • Federal income tax$7,670
  • Social Security and Medicare$5,738
  • State income tax$2,183
  • Yours$59,410
Federal income tax10.23%$7,670
Social Security and Medicare7.65%$5,738
State income tax2.91%$2,183
Yours79.21%$59,410

Every Indiana jurisdiction

JurisdictionRate
Adams County1.6%
Allen County1.59%
Bartholomew County1.75%
Benton County1.79%
Blackford County2.5%
Boone County1.7%
Brown County2.52%
Carroll County2.47%
Cass County2.95%
Clark County2%
Clay County2.35%
Clinton County2.65%
Crawford County1.65%
Daviess County1.5%
Dearborn County1.4%
Decatur County2.45%
DeKalb County2.13%
Delaware County1.5%
Dubois County1.2%
Elkhart County2%
Fayette County2.82%
Floyd County1.89%
Fountain County2.1%
Franklin County1.7%
Fulton County2.88%
Gibson County1.3%
Grant County2.75%
Greene County2.35%
Hamilton County1.1%
Hancock County1.94%
Harrison County1%
Hendricks County1.7%
Henry County2.02%
Howard County2.35%
Huntington County1.95%
Jackson County2.1%
Jasper County2.86%
Jay County2.5%
Jefferson County1.03%
Jennings County2.5%
Johnson County1.4%
Knox County1.7%
Kosciusko County1%
LaGrange County1.65%
Lake County1.5%
LaPorte County1.45%
Lawrence County1.75%
Madison County2.25%
Marion County2.02%
Marshall County1.25%
Martin County2.5%
Miami County2.54%
Monroe County2.14%
Montgomery County2.65%
Morgan County2.72%
Newton County1%
Noble County1.75%
Ohio County2%
Orange County1.75%
Owen County2.5%
Parke County2.65%
Perry County1.4%
Pike County1.2%
Porter County0.5%
Posey County1.45%
Pulaski County2.85%
Putnam County2.3%
Randolph County3%
Ripley County2.38%
Rush County2.15%
Scott County2.16%
Shelby County1.7%
Spencer County0.8%
St. Joseph County1.75%
Starke County1.71%
Steuben County1.99%
Sullivan County1.7%
Switzerland County1.45%
Tippecanoe County1.28%
Tipton County2.6%
Union County2.75%
Vanderburgh County1.25%
Vermillion County1.5%
Vigo County2%
Wabash County2.9%
Warren County2.12%
Warrick County1%
Washington County2%
Wayne County1.25%
Wells County2.1%
White County2.32%
Whitley County1.68%

Questions people ask

If my town is not on this list, does it charge nothing?

It charges nothing. Coverage for Indiana is complete at 92 listed jurisdictions, including any checked zeroes, so absence is a real answer rather than a gap in the data.

Why are there so many different rates in one state?

92 listed jurisdictions, each with a checked rate that may be zero. A statewide number would average places with different rules.

Where does this list come from?

From one official publication, cited on this page. A single authority publishing every rate is the easier case — it means one as-of date for the whole table rather than several that may not agree.

What does absence from this table indicate?

Coverage for Indiana is complete: all 92 checked jurisdiction records are included, including any zero-rate entries. Absence from the table therefore indicates no levy rather than missing data. ⚠️ Completeness is asserted against the state's own published list and is re-verified on each data refresh.

Why is local income taxation this fragmented here?

92 jurisdiction records are published for Indiana, including any verified zero rates. Rates, bases and residency rules are set locally within state enabling statute, so there is no meaningful statewide rate and liability follows municipal boundaries rather than distance.

What is the provenance of this table?

Rates derive from a single published authority with one as-of date covering the whole table. This is preferable to compilation from multiple sources, where differing publication dates cannot be reconciled without asserting currency the sources do not support.