• College and University Contribution Credit
• Neighborhood Assistance Credit
• Drug and Alcohol Abuse Credit
• Research Expense Credit
• Teacher Summer Employment Credit
• Enterprise Zone Employment Expense Credit
• Enterprise Zone Loan Interest Credit
• Enterprise Zone Investment Cost Credit
• Industrial Recovery Tax Credit
• Personal Computer Tax Credit
• Twenty-First Century Scholars Program Support Fund Credit
• Maternity Home Credit
• Prison Credit

• Property tax is relatively low in Indiana.
• All equipment, which includes manufacturing and office, is depreciated by set percentage schedules.
• The overall cost of doing business is lower in Indiana in general than in the surrounding Midwest states.
• Fully exempts manufacturing machinery
  
• Full sales/use tax exemption (equal to 5%) on machinery or equipment acquired for direct use in the direct production, manufacture, fabrication, assembly, extraction, processing, mining, or refining operations
  
• Property Tax Abatement
  
• Economic Development for a Growing Economy (EDGE)
  
• Enterprise Zones
  
• Foreign Trade Zones
  
• Interstate Inventory Tax Exemption
  
• Industrial Recovery Site (Dinosaur Building)
  
• Maritime Opportunity District
  

• Indiana Gives Your Project A Competitive EDGE: When a gap exists between the costs associated with doing business in Indiana versus another state, you may be eligible for a payroll-based tax credit - with a difference. In Indiana, if your payroll tax credits exceed your state income tax liability, you get the difference - right back to your bottom line.
• Industrial Development Grant Funds - Infrastructure: IDGF funds are awarded to eligible units of government to help them meet the infrastructure needs of a new or expanding business.
• The Industrial Energy Efficiency Fund (IEEF): This is a zero-interest loan program geared to help Indiana manufacturers increase the energy efficiency of their manufacturing process. The fund is used to replace or convert existing equipment, or to purchase new equipment as part of a process/plant expansion which will lower energy use. Companies can receive as much as $250,000.
• The Distributed Generation Grant Program (DGGP): Offers grants of up to $30,000 or up to 30% of eligible costs and is designed to enable businesses and institutions to install and study alternatives to central generation such as fuel cells, micro turbines, cogeneration, combined heat & power and renewable energy sources.

• Entity Level Tax on LLC: 3.4% withholding tax for non-resident.
• Tax form and filing due April 15.
• Composite filing available.
• The tax withheld and paid by the LLC may be applied towards the tax on the composite return.
• Existing LLC Act: Yes
  
• State Income Tax Classification of LLC: Follows federal
  
• Annual Report Required: Due in anniversary month
  

Incorporate in Indiana

Form an LLC in Indiana